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‘A long time in politics’: Blowing hot and cold on the Autumn Statement

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‘A long time in politics’: Blowing hot and cold on the Autumn Statement

Posted on 27 November 2015 by Dan Atkinson • Leave a comment

DAN ATKINSON wonders if George Osborne is channelling Supermac. Continue reading →

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