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London, the Olympic ghost town
Tuesday, 31st July 2012
London is quieter than usual this week in spite of the Olympics, with many commuters staying at home or fleeing…
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London, the Olympic ghost town
Tuesday, 31st July 2012
London is quieter than usual this week in spite of the Olympics, with many commuters staying at home or fleeing…
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London, the Olympic ghost town
Tuesday, 31st July 2012
London is quieter than usual this week in spite of the Olympics, with many commuters staying at home or fleeing…
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Twitter does something really, really, really stupid - will they fix it?
Tuesday, 31st July 2012
You've heard by now that Twitter suspended Guy Adams, a journalist from the UK paper The Independent after Adams posted…
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Product GB - Its the Economy, Stupid
Thursday, 26th July 2012
It will take more than the warm glow of the Olympic torch to warm the UK economy, writes Mike Indian.Image…
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Why won’t the Government answer questions about Lord Green?
Monday, 23rd July 2012
The House of Lords, unlike the House of Commons, is still sitting and this afternoon Baroness Jan Royall, Leader of…
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Olympic Lanes to slow London commuters
Saturday, 21st July 2012
That’s the old wartime spirit! and the original:…
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UK car manufacturing has increased
Thursday, 19th July 2012
Car ownership and manufacturing are vital to the economy.…
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Magnitsky Act as a Test for American Democracy
Tuesday, 17th July 2012
Click to download the Magnitsky Bill (HR 4405) in PDF Click to download Russia's Magnitsky Federation Council report in PDF…
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Leaving Twitter for good
Tuesday, 10th July 2012
I’ve decided to close my Twitter account, folks. It’s over. After four years (37,354 tweets) of micro-blogging and meeting great…
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The looming long term black hole
Wednesday, 14th March 2012
BBC Newsnight tonight had a very interesting debate about the possible long term black hole opening up in the economy…
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The looming long term black hole
Wednesday, 14th March 2012
BBC Newsnight tonight had a very interesting debate about the possible long term black hole opening up in the economy…
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Borrowing from Peter to pay Peter
Tuesday, 13th March 2012
The banks have been repeatedly attacked over the last few years for not lending enough to business, especially small to…
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Welfare & Business: A Marriage Made in Heaven?
Monday, 5th March 2012
This coming year, the UK Government is predicted to spend £111bn on welfare. Only pensions (£129.3bn) and the NHS (£123.8bn)…
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Edwina blinks - Five enterprise zones announced
Tuesday, 20th September 2011
It was half expected (Mark Drakeford, Labour AM for Cardiff West let the cat out of the bag a few…
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Edwina blinks - Five enterprise zones announced
Tuesday, 20th September 2011
It was half expected (Mark Drakeford, Labour AM for Cardiff West let the cat out of the bag a few…
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Edwina blinks - Five enterprise zones announced
Tuesday, 20th September 2011
It was half expected (Mark Drakeford, Labour AM for Cardiff West let the cat out of the bag a few…
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Edwina blinks - Five enterprise zones announced
Tuesday, 20th September 2011
It was half expected (Mark Drakeford, Labour AM for Cardiff West let the cat out of the bag a few…
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Hello world!
Wednesday, 17th August 2011
Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!…
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