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Brown denies Darling claim
Gordon Brown this morning denied doing anything to undermine Alistair Darling - the chancellor last night said that Downing Street and the Tories unleashed "the forces of hell" after he forecast the worst recession for 60 years in a 2008 interview.
Green Box: Brown denies Darling claimClick to open
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I wouldnt believe a word that Brown said if he stood on a stack of bible`s on his parents grave. sorry he`s told too many porkies, and further how can anyone believe that Mandleson creature the guys a fraudster and a liar, and why is he aloud on the front bench in parliament he is not a member no one has voted him into government?