Having stumbled across the BBC Children in Need online auction I couldn't resist bidding for this photo of my most famous customer, celebrity PR supremo Max Clifford. I'm looking forward to finding a suitably prominent place for it at the Daryl Group HQ.
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I won it! Now I've just got to choose the most suitable place in the office to put it up...
Posted by: Daryl Willcox | November 24, 2008 at 13:21