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£14.5bn bailout for Greek banks
By Press Association, May 23, 2012
Greece's four biggest commercial banks are to receive an 18 billion euros (£14.5 billion) cash injection from the European bailout fund. The recapitalisation comes amid political...
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Rain dampens summer clothing sales
By Press Association, May 23, 2012
Clothing retailers suffered their worst sales performance in nearly four years in April, official figures have shown, as heavy rain dampened demand for a new summer wardrobe. Clothing sales...
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Famous wills are published online
By Press Association, May 23, 2012
The wills of millions of famous Britons including Florence Nightingale and Winston Churchill are being published online for the first time
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Beecroft hits at 'socialist' Cable
By Press Association, May 23, 2012
A controversial Downing Street adviser has accused Business Secretary Vince Cable of being a socialist who "appears to do very little to support business"
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Manufacturers 'failed' by coalition
By Press Association, May 23, 2012
Most manufacturers do not believe the Government's policies are helping them, with many accusing the coalition of lack of support, according to a new study
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Does the Bank of England need a man on the inside?
By Elliot Lane, May 23, 2012
With the Bank of England looking for a replacement for Sir Mervyn King, should the job be more about the economics than the politics? We look at the top contenders for the throne
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How trade union membership can save you money
By lovemoney.com, May 22, 2012
There's more to trade unions than strikes and pay disputes - some offer serious moneysaving discounts. "I've just saved money on my car insurance," my wife said with a smile. I looked around...
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Political donations rise by £1.9m
By Press Association, May 22, 2012
Donations to political parties rose to just under £9 million in the first quarter of 2012 - up £1.9 million on the previous three months, Electoral Commission figures show. The...
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