| Nick Clegg was out on the streets of Britain today, launching the government's new range of Social Mobility scooters. The scooters are designed to take people from less privileged backgrounds to universities and workplaces that would previously have been out of reach.
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We women have to employ a stealth approach to using humour in the boardroom, on public platforms and to build our relationships with friends and families. When we group together in tribes, professional networks, social or family groups, we are funny - gobsmackingly, hilariously funny, funny, funny. |  | John Fleming: What Do Street Performers and Comedians Earn and Why Don't They Just Give Up?
For decades, Covent Garden Piazza in London has had a pitch for street performers. One of the regulars there is Paolo Ferrari who also plays comedy clubs. I had a chat with him in Covent Garden yesterday afternoon. |  | David Schneider: Hodgson, Time to Get Woute One Out of Our System
I suspect that speech impediment fans will fight back by trying to confuse the England manager. Interviewers will start asking whether he plans to play Theo Ralcott alongisde Rayne Rooney. Or they'll invent an English grandmother to ask why he hasn't selected Sergei Rebrov or that talented youngster Joe Ranks-Highlyinrome. |  | Alfie Evers: Can Men With Beards Like Beckham Be Trusted? Or Is That A Gun In Your Pocket?
The truth is, beards tend to fascinate people in the Western world. Other cultures have the beard built into their social DNA, but here, in this side of the world, a beard raises a question or two. Especially if you're David Beckham. |  | Jonty Langley: Interview: Mark Thomas on Palestine, Free Speech and Christian Festivals
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