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BRITAIN’S chancellor of the exchequer, prior to the dissolution of parliament, said he intended to make banks that received state funds give loans to business.

Mon, 12 Apr, 2010 - 01:00

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What an extraordinary idea. You won’t find that happening here.

Brendan Casserly

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