• Banks,Benefits,Conservative Party,Politics,Universal Credit

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• Banks,People

  Turing beats Thatcher (and others) to be the new face on the back of the £50 note

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• Banks,Business,Investment,Labour Party

  Labour would halt RBS privatisation – in return for investment

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• Banks,Conservative Party,People

  Would YOU accept a £50 note with Margaret Thatcher’s face on it? [POLL]

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• Banks,Conservative Party,People

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• anti-Semitism,Assessment,Austerity,Banks,Bedroom Tax,Benefits,Bias,Brexit,Conservative Party,Corruption,Cost of living,Crime,Death,Debt,Democracy,Disability,Discrimination,Drugs,Economy,Education,Election campaign,Employment,Employment and Support Allowance,European Union,Food Banks,Foreign Affairs,Health,Homelessness,Housing,Human rights,Immigration,Islamophobia,Media,Mental,Neoliberalism,Northern Ireland,Pensioners,People,Police,Politics,Poverty,Privatisation,Public services,Race,sanctions,Scandal,Social Media,Universal Credit,Wages

  Theresa May asked Labour supporters to look at her government afresh. They found a stain on their country

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• Banks,Business,Corruption,Debt,Politics

  Why are poor taxpayers being told to subsidise Carillion’s contractors?

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• Banks,Conservative Party,Homelessness,Politics

  Government to give millions from dormant bank accounts to homelessness schemes – WHOSE accounts?

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• Banks,Brexit

  Bankers’ bonus cap could be scrapped after Brexit

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• Banks,Benefits,Health

  This is what happens when your Chancellor gives more to banks than benefits

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