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On the one hand is sprawling media empire Rupert Murdoch and his desire to take complete control of BSkyB. The other is the world. In the latest skirmish BSkyB has developed his side of the argument of OFCOM in a presentation on the takeover. The document contains a whole section on calls to the OFCOM BSkyB necessary to deal with "" memories of competitors due skepticism. ""

We are going to ignore the fact that skepticism cuts in both directions and go directly to my favorite part of the section."" BT is reported to called it for an intervention by the public interest with regard to proposal nouvelle.Ciel society is unaware of any significant contribution that BT has made the plurality of the new provisions to the United Kingdom. ""

I put Santander chose Highclere Castle for its next meeting with UK shareholders. Two things come to mind.

One, it must stop too many investors turn - the place is blocked in Newbury in Berkshire. Secondly, it is certainly more evidence of the effect of the Abbey Downton.Le Carnarvon family seat is where the bottom floor SOAP is filmed.

As my man on investor register jokes: "perhaps Spanish bank thinks it appropriate;"its British investors used to be shareholders of the Abbey, after all. ?

Another counter is thrown off-balance sheet.Last weekend saw much late departure of former Pink' Editor Andrew Gowers "Tubby" BP.

It will be much missed company.He had a wonderful time, he added.And he has no job to go (the bit was me).

Next cab off the coast of rank is Stephen Whitehead, Director of communications group at Prudential.Maintenant that both men were wars recently, Gowers defend BP on the oil spill in the Gulf, Whitehead defend prudential incompletely resumption of insurance giant AIA - Asia now managed by former boss Whitehead Mark Tucker.

The difference between the two men? I would wager money Tubby finish working in the Gulf of Mexique.Whitehead, in Asia and AIA? my money in my pocket.

Jonathan.Russell@Telegraph.co.UK

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