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September 2010
‘Has the banking crisis cost the taxpayer £2 billion, £131 billion or £500 billion?’
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July/August 2010
'Bankers are humans too. Their only crime has been to be clever, hard-working, rich and successful'
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June 2010
'The PM does not control Britain like a chief executive, a ship's captain or a headmaster'
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May 2010
'Britain’s national debt, which was under control in the 15 years to 2008, is likely to peak at above 100 per cent of national income by 2014 or 2015'
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