Harriet Green isn't beating herself up about not being able to (Thomas) Cook

The Thomas Cook CEO advises not 'throwing your toys out the pram' if you don't get a pay rise - and isn't going on GBBO anytime soon.

by Rachel Savage, Tas Underwood

Published: 21 Nov 2014

Last Updated: 26 Nov 2014

'Women try to do too much' says Thomas Cook boss Harriet Green - just do four things a day and you'll feel a whole lot better about not being able to bake.

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