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In the audit committee's favour, however, the report says that Lord Black often misled the board, and that its members co-operated fully with the company's investigation.
ECONOMIST: Corporate scandals
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Instead of Nelson Mandela, Mr Hague's warm-up act was Jim Davidson, who has dropped his old jokes about his black mate "Chalky White" in favour of jibes about his previous wives.
BBC: Hague: the people's prime minister?
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Boston, for instance, has seen similar falls in its murder rate, yet it rejected zero-tolerance policing in favour of close co-ordination between the police, probation officers and black leaders, and an effort to get guns off the streets.
ECONOMIST: The dark side of zero tolerance
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He joined one of the city's most prominent black churches, Trinity United, and abandoned his youthful agnosticism in favour of Christianity (Trinity's Afrocentric bent, with its African visitors and women dressed in African robes, may have particularly appealed to the son of an African).
ECONOMIST: Barack Obama
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Among black voters, though, Mrs Clinton's early strong lead has eroded in favour of Mr Obama.
ECONOMIST: The candidates: Hillary Clinton