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By politics.co.uk staff Liam Byrne, the outgoing first secretary to the Treasury, left a short note to his successor David Laws that said the coffers were empty, it has emerged. Notes from an outgoing minister to the new man or woman are not uncommon, but Lib Dem minister Mr Laws said he was somewhat taken… Read more »
By politics.co.uk staff A coalition between Liberal Democrats and the Labour party could lead to a downgrading of Britain’s credit rating, City analysts have warned. Experts at BNP Paribas have said: “Lab/Lib government is the least liked option by markets and would almost guarantee a downgrade of the UK sovereign [debt].” At the moment Britain… Read more »
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