Alistair_Darling - BRITISH PM GORDON BROWN"S NEW CABINET ARRIVES FOR FIRST MEETING

BRITISH PM GORDON BROWN"S NEW CABINET ARRIVES FOR FIRST MEETING

Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling arrives at No.10 Downing Street his first Cabinet meeting with the new British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on June 29, 2007. (UPI Photo/Hugo Philpott)


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Alistair Darling has promised a "robust" programme of cuts in Whitehall budgets stepping up the political war of words on spending.
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BRIGHTON, England | British Treasury chief Alistair Darling said Monday that annual bonuses for bank executives will be outlawed in an attempt to curb excessive risk-taking in the...
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Alistair Darling the Chancellor has launched a personal attack on George Osborne saying his Conservative shadow is not "grown up" and engages in "the politics of the...
telegraph.co.uk at 28 Sep 2009 04:11 am
But Lord Mandelson says he can't blame people for thinking the government encouraged what the Chancellor calls bankers' 'greed and recklessness'.
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The Chancellor tries to draw a new dividing line between Labour and the Tories over public spending.
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