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You know that feeling you get after eating too many sweet, glutinous chocolates – the feeling that if you absorb one more, you are probably going to be sick? Full Article at The Independent
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As the person who coined the term The Digital Economy in my 1995 book of that title, I do feel obliged to comment on the UK government's Digital Economy Bill, which was recently unveiled. Full Article at Huffington Post
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BUSINESS Secretary Lord Mandelson has promised to speak out on behalf of Cadbury workers if the business is sold overseas - but warned that he cannot do anything to block a sale. Full Article at The Birmingham Mail
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Lord Mandelson: No longer has to fear the Hartlepool Mail. Photograph: Shaun Curry/AFP/Getty Images Lord Mandelson has finally found a riposte to all those endless jokes about his plethora of titles. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Lord Mandelson attacked the former head of the Press Complaints Commission, Sir Christopher Meyer, today, calling him an "absurd individual". Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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A STRONGER role was pledged yesterday for regional development agencies - just months before a general election that could see them axed. Full Article at The Northern Echo
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Business Secretary Lord Mandelson has promised to speak out on behalf of Cadbury workers if the business is sold overseas - but warned he cannot do anything to block a sale of the Birmingham firm. Full Article at Birmingham Post
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The engineering and construction industry must up staff productivity levels by between 10 and 20 per cent if a new generation of UK power stations are to be built on time and within budget, according to a government-commissioned review published today. Full Article at VNUNet.com
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Business secretary Lord Mandelson today said the government would not "wash its hands" of the problems facing the regional newspaper industry. Full Article at Hold the Front Page
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The Indian conglomerate Tata has passed on a £10m loan from Lord Mandelson for a technical centre in the Midlands. Business secretary Mandelson confirmed the loan last month, in a bid to back Tata’s research into electric cars. Full Article at Auto Industry UK
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Consumer confidence: The GfK/NOP index of consumer confidence, out today, is expected to have fallen by four points to minus 17 in November. Confidence in the general economy declined by six index points to minus 59. Full Article at Times Online
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Indian conglomerate Tata Group has rejected a 10 million pound British government loan, which was supposed to be used for developing an electric version of one of its existing models, says a media report. Full Article at Indian Express
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RNRL's submissions on the MoU London: Indian conglomerate Tata Group has rejected a 10 million pound British government loan, which was supposed to be used for developing an electric version of one of its existing models, says a media report. Full Article at Expressindia.com
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Indian conglomerate Tata Group has rejected a 10 million pound British government loan, which was supposed to be used for developing an electric version of one of its existing models, says a media report. Full Article at Business Standard
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London: Indian conglomerate Tata group has rejected a £10 million British government loan, which was supposed to be used for developing an electric version of one of its existing models, says a media report. Full Article at livemint.com
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LONDON: Tata Group has rejected a 10 million pound British government loan, which was supposed to be used for developing an electric version of one of its existing models, says a media report. Full Article at Economic Times
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Lord Mandelson was under pressure yesterday when it emerged that his close friendship with one of Russia's richest men – the oligarch Oleg Deripaska – has prompted accusations of a conflict of interest. Full Article at The Independent
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Gift: Lord Mandelson received a pair of upmarket boots from friend Robert Harris As the architect of Labour's forthcoming General Election campaign, Lord Mandelson will inevitably focus on the 'privileged' backgrounds of his Conservative opponents. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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The Indian conglomerate Tata has snubbed Lord Mandelson, the business secretary, rejecting a £10m loan for a technical centre in the Midlands. Mandelson announced the loan last month, saying that Britain was backing Tata’s research into electric cars. Full Article at Times Online
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As he flew from Dubai to London last Sunday, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum had plenty on his mind.In the four years since he had become ruler of Dubai, Maktoum had grown used to courting world leaders to visit and invest in his desert... Full Article at Times Online
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British Business, Innovation and Skills Minister Lord Mandelson, right, is briefed by Toyota Motor Corps. Vice Chairman Katsuaki Watanabe as he checks out Toyota's Lexus hybrid car model at the British embassy in Tokyo, Japan, Monday, Oct. 5, 2009.
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British Business, Innovation and Skills Minister Lord Mandelson, right, sits in a driver's seat of Toyota's hybrid car as he is briefed by Toyota Motor Corps. Vice Chairman Katsuaki Watanabe at the British embassy in Tokyo, Japan, Monday, Oct. 5, 2009.
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British Business, Innovation and Skills Minister Lord Mandelson, right, sits in a driver's seat of Toyota's hybrid car as he is briefed by Toyota Motor Corps. Vice Chairman Katsuaki Watanabe at the British embassy in Tokyo, Japan, Monday, Oct. 5, 2009.
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BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 28: Business Secretary Lord Mandelson (L) sits next to Prime Minister Gordon Brown at The Labour Party Conference on September 28, 2009 in Brighton, England.
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BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 28: Business Secretary Lord Mandelson (R) is encouraged to receive his standing ovation by Prime Minister Gordon Brown after delivering his speech to the Labour Party Conference on September 28, 2009 in Brighton, England.
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BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 28: Business Secretary Lord Mandelson (C) is congratulated by Prime Minister Gordon Brown (R) and Deputy leader Harriet Harman after delivering his speech to the Labour Party Conference on September 28, 2009 in Brighton, England.
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BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 28: Business Secretary Lord Mandelson (R) talks with Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw, sitting behind Foreign Secretary David Miliband, during the Labour Party Conference on September 28, 2009 in Brighton, England.
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BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 28: Business Secretary Lord Mandelson (R) shares a joke with Foreign Secretary David Miliband at The Labour Party Conference on September 28, 2009 in Brighton, England.
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The business plan needs to contain good news for Vauxhall in the UK if they are to get good taxpayers’ money.
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Business secretary Lord Mandelson said the government's empty property tax was 'good for business'. But if charging a hardship tax on real estate firms' vacancies is the government's idea of helping business then I'd hate to see him helping an old lady across the road
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He reformed the Labour Party and built up the case for New Labour. I saw him do the same in Northern Ireland
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This is Lord Mandelson's revenge for our defeating him a few months ago over his plans to privatise the Royal Mail.
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Last week, Ken Clarke was saying I should not intervene in the postal dispute, today, George Young is saying that I should. They are completely at odds.
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It's quite clear that there's been a concerted effort by the management and certain leading figures in the Government, Lord Mandelson for instance, to provoke this action when they should be using their energies to conciliate and get Acas involved
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I congratulate both Jenson Button and the Brawn team. It is a fitting tribute to the Brawn team. UK motor sport contributes 3.6 billion pounds to the economy as well as provide highly-skilled engineering jobs.
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We are absolutely clear that the real truth behind this dispute is that Lord Mandelson clearly feels it is payback time because we defeated him on privatisation. Lord Mandelson is backing the same people he said did not have the expertise to deal with the transformation of the business.
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If we are going to be more for example in childcare, for schools, then we're going to have to do some less of other things within that department, as Ed Balls made clear recently
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Clearly business secretary Lord Mandelson is out of step with public opinion and should think again
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Many in the northern regions of the country have been hardest hit by the recession and they have become insecure and uncertain about their jobs and future employment. I think many people by the turn of the year will start to become more encouraged as the economy picks up.
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While we and management are working hard to reach an agreement, Lord Mandelson is misrepresenting the facts to Parliament and undermining any progress being made in the talks.
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the commitment that Tata is showing in the highly-skilled workforce employed by Jaguar Land Rover in the West Midlands and Merseyside, as well as the top-class models it produces
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The Government, chiefly the Prime Minister and Lord Mandelson, has been pivotal to reaching agreement today.
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The idea that Lord Mandelson would be inhibited by a bout of shyness is unimaginable.
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People in the audience gave Pat McFadden a good message to take back to Gordon Brown and Lord Mandelson that the whole of Teesside expects the government to support Corus on Teesside. We need to ensure that we get over this blip in the market, so when we come out of the other side there will still be a ...
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I have been wondering what sort of job I should offer Lord Mandelson
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Lord Mandelson's announcement of an extension to the car scrappage scheme is an extremely important decision that will inspire consumer and business confidence
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Operation fightback', preparing to join Cameron's Conservative Government :) Lord Mandelson: I would work for the Tories
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The Prime Minister and Lord Mandelson are continually reminding us that Britain’s future lies in supporting new technologies. I am trying to play my part in helping this effort.
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Lord Mandelson's attempt to spin his way out of trouble has left Gordon Brown high and dry - exposing the prime minister's mantra of 'Labour investment versus Tory cuts' as bogus and unprincipled
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