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This is just beautiful, isn't it? that women were just as interested in sexy lingerie as men. i remember going to the board meeting where i was looking for investment for my idea. it was an all—male board and one of the board members turned round and said, "look, this isn't going to work, women aren't even interested in sex". oh, yes, they were. it's hard to believe now, but when this business got going, there was nowhere, really, for women to go on the high street to buy sexy underwear or adult toys. jacqueline gold built ann summers into a major force in british retail, a company led by wo...

She absolutely paved the way for women to feel empowered in the bedroom and the boardroom and really brought female sexuality into the mainstream. her vision and her commitment to championing women, which i find so inspiring, and which i think will be her legacy. jacqueline gold was honoured with a cbe in 2016 for entrepreneurship and helping women in business. she died just weeks after her father, west ham co—chairman david gold. he gave her her start in the business, but with her ann summers parties and high street shops, she made it her own. emma simpson, bbc news. the businesswomanjacque...

Able to trust the met? i don't. i don't trust the police at all. and i do not understand why we report allegations against police to other police officers. there is no place in the police service for an officer like him. absolutely not. the met boss has accepted he is unable to sack hundreds of officers, and the bbc understands the casey review next week will heavily criticise the way the met tolerates wrongdoing and puts its own people ahead of the public. do you believe the head of the met when he says they are going to do better? no, sorry. prove it. prove it by actions. don'tjust stand the...

The casey review next week will heavily criticise the way the met tolerates wrongdoing and puts its own people ahead of the public. do you believe the head of the met when he says they are going to do better? no, sorry. prove it. prove it by actions. don'tjust stand there and give us a load of old words. we want proof that you're going to act on those words. you're brought up to believe the police are there to protect. the police should be there to protect. that's what we pay taxes for. but theyjust seem to protect themselves. natalie claims her ex—husband, a met officer, coercively controll...