Belgium brewers kidnap bosses in jobs row
The Belgians are well-known for taking their beer very seriously, but taking brewery managers hostage is a bold manoeuver even for them.
Although the kidnap crisis has now been resolved, the threat remains of redundancies among Anheuser-Busch InBev's 1300 British staff. The company plans to cut its European workforce by around 10 per cent.
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Toby Jugg - A former newspaper reporter, Steve Green now works as a freelance journalist and technical writer. He first joined the Campaign for Real Ale in the mid-1980s and currentlyproduces a regular column for Solihull CAMRA in the Solihull Times, under the pseudonym "Toby Jugg".
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People are always afraid of losing their pilot jobs in times of financial crisis. Most keep their heads and try to think about what they will do next. Others go crazy and even kidnap their bosses. I'm glad it all turned out o.k. and no one was hurt.