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Darling 'to back' global bank tax
Chancellor Alistair Darling is expected to back a global bank levy in next week's budget, according to reports. There is also speculation it will include a freeze on fuel duty and extra help for the unemployed.
Green Box: Darling 'to back' global bank taxClick to open
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Ann Widdecombe: Prayers before council meetings are 'quite proper'
1 hour ago on Any Questions, BBC Radio 4
David Lammy: Aggressive secularism taking over UK
1 hour ago on Any Questions, BBC Radio 4
Sir Menzies Campbell: Left should support NHS reforms
1 hour ago on Any Questions, BBC Radio 4
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Speech by Ivan Lewis MP to the WWF/RGS seminar: “Navigating the perfect storm: the international challenge of food, water and energy security”
09/02/2012
BGarvie
Darling's coming farcical Budget will be an exercise in wishful economics. Or should that read, 'keep the electorate in blissful ignorance of the facts?' Fantasy economics has been the staple diet of this dysfunctional Government for years.
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With the slightly less bad news about the latest borrowing requirement , Darling just can't wait to spend it as sweetners for the coming election instead of paying of a miniscule part of our monumental national debt . Madness !
buddy love
I detect a certain cynicism with these postings but heartily agree - if the buffoon Darling makes any blatantly obvious vote catching promises you can be sure that they will be broken. Don't be fooled, not that you would be.