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Sometimes sorry seems to be the hardest word - at least, it was for one Prime Minister this week as David Cameron refused to apologise to for the Amritsar Massacre.
Sometimes people say sorry when they don't mean it. And surprise, surprise, people don't believe a word. So what makes an apology real? Here are some tests...
As the British legal and political establishment indulges in one of its perennial bouts of breast-beating and public self-flagellation - this time ove...
Now, don't get us wrong: we loathe and detest queue-jumpers, particularly at airports where everyone's super-frazzled anyway. But we couldn't help ...
A Conservative MP has apologised after he was caught taking part in a Nazi themed stag-do that involved Hitler salutes and don SS officer uniforms. ...
Deodorant brand Lynx has posted a mischievous response to complaints from the advertising watchdog about its latest campaign. The adverts, which f...
Bashful Brits apologise up to eight times a day and often for other people’s mistakes, a survey has revealed. That’s nearly 3,000 apologies a year...
Apologies are back in the news. After Mr. Murdoch's very public "sorry" at the weekend, the game has been upped. All of our expectations will have been raised: where we have been let down, we will expect no less. But saying sorry isn't easy. Bernie Taupin wasn't kidding.
