Officers must be ‘mobile and deployable’
A former Royal Navy chief has claimed that the careers of women in the military are being derailed by motherhood.

Carolyn Stait, who was commander of the nuclear HM Naval Base Clyde, at Faslane, until 2007, told delegates at an Institute of Directors (IoD) conference that there was no glass ceiling in the Royal Navy, yet career progression was dependent on being “mobile and deployable”.
 
 

I will now be taking some time out with my family to consider my future options, but you can be sure my heart will always be a deep Cadbury purple    

Cadbury chief executive Todd Stitzer, announcing his resignation after the Kraft takeover