Dame Helen was “determined in making the case for diversity”, her successor as head of the CBI said Fiona Hanson/PADame Helen Alexander, who was the first female president of the CBI from 2009-11 and chief executive of the Economist Group from 1997-2008, has died of cancer, The Economist said. Paul Drechsler, the present CBI chief, said she was a brilliant leader and “determined in making the case for diversity”. Breastfeeding mother receives V&A apologyA woman who “flashed a nanosecond of nipple” while breastfeeding at the Victoria and Albert Museum has received an apology for being asked to “cover up”. The woman took to social media to highlight the irony of the incident at a museum filled with depictions of naked women. Tweeting under the name Vaguechera, she said that she was “perplexed” after being…

Source: The Times August 07, 2017 01:18 UTC