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Brown: Rejection of bail-out plan 'disappointing'

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown tonight said the rejection of the $700bn (€482bn) bail-out plan was “very disappointing”.

Mon, 29 Sep, 2008 - 22:41

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown tonight said the rejection of the $700bn (€482bn) bail-out plan was “very disappointing”.

He said: “The vote in America is very disappointing.

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