BA boss admits 'we got it wrong'
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British Airways chief executive Rod Eddington admits the airline "got it wrong" after staff shortages led to travel chaos.
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Hit with tough criticism that he had misled Congress, David M. Walker , the head of the Government Accountability Office, yesterday said he regretted that he had not done a better job of explaining and keeping lawmakers up to speed on the agency's new pay system.
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Britain&#39;s Home Secretary David Blunkett tonight admitted he had been wrong to give a rail warrant intended for MPsâ spouses to his married lover Kimberly Quinn.
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Departing CEO cites differences with Chairman Barry Lam over contract manufacturer's stratgeic direction.
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The father of a UK soldier killed by US "friendly fire" says he cannot understand how somebody "got it so wrong".
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An ex-MI6 man who told Mohammed Al Fayed of plans to kill a European leader in a car crash admits he may have been wrong.
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Gordon Brown admits mistakes were made over Iraq and that the issue is divisive for the nation.
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BBC World said on Friday that an interview it ran with a man it identified as a spokesman for Dow Chemical Co, in which he said the US company accepted responsibility for India&#39;s Bhopal disaster, was wrong and part of an
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The head of the BBC has said the corporation needs to put "its house in order" after apologising to the Queen.
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Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson admits he has made mistakes over team selection this season.
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Executive chairman Michael Grade admits 'cultural failings' as viewers are cheated out of millions.
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New Sheffield Wednesday manager Paul Sturrock is adamant he has learned from mistakes he made during his troubled time at Southampton.
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Ex-chief executive of scandal-hit US finance firm Refco says he knew he was wrong to keep quiet about losses.
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Chelsea's chief executive tells the BBC the club lost Â£88m last year - the largest ever loss in British football.
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The "doom and gloom" being spread about the state of UK physics is inaccurate, says research chief Keith Mason.
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Bosses of trouble-hit British Airways today vowed to put their recent difficulties behind them as they joined airport staff to help cope with the Bank Holiday exodus.
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Credit card company MasterCard drew a  rebuke at a closed European Commission antitrust hearing last  week after claiming incorrectly that Britain had dropped an  investigation into its fees, people who were present said.