Business Talk June 7, 2011
from Yorkshire Post Business Talk Hosted by Yorkshire Post
THE CBI has come to the defence of George Osborne, saying there is no need for a “Plan B” to rescue the UK economy. Listen to informed debate in your weekly business programme from the Yorkshire Post.
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Also in the programme: Lord Heseltine at York University on take-up for the government's Regional Growth Fund. Should the government legislate on water supplies? We host a special debate.
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