Taoiseach Micheál Martin is on borrowed time, according to multiple Fianna Fáil sources, following a bruising party meeting and a review into its presidential campaign that many TDs believe failed to answer key questions around his handling of the debacle.
And, of course, we should be very focussed on the economy and prices and rising health-care costs, as we have been. But to suggest that we should look the other way in the face of all these other outrages is, I think, a mistake, because I think the American people are tiring of Donald Trump. I think the polls indicate that.
Cast your mind forward to a year from now. It's more than likely that prime minister's questions will look very different. A change of cast. If not a change of fortune. Keir Starmer may not even make it much further than the end of May. The budget chaos and No 10's curious briefings against itself have left many Labour MPs in despair.
Nestle has fired CEO Laurent Freixe after just one year in the job following an investigation into an undisclosed romantic relationship, ousting its second chief executive in a year and throwing the Swiss food giant into its deepest leadership chaos in decades. Freixe's sudden dismissal followed an investigation into an undisclosed romantic relationship with a direct subordinate that breached Nestle's code of business conduct, Nestle said late on Monday.
