Businesses urge Gordon Brown: ‘Tell Lord Sugar he’s fired’

The Prime Minister threw his weight behind Lord Sugar after small business
leaders demanded the resignation of Government’s so-called Enterprise Czar
following comments that struggling businesses were “moaners”
living in “Disney World.”

By Roland Gribben

Published: 8:18PM GMT 04 Nov 2009

He rejected the resignation call after the National Council of the 215,000
strong Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) said Lord Sugar’s position was
no longer tenable and urged the Prime Minister to appoint “someone with
a greater understanding of, and more empathy for, the small …

Read the original article at Telegraph

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