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Overview: London's new Lord Mayor - raging bull or paper tiger?
Prospects: is London's new Lord Mayor the man to save the City? 02 Oct 2008
Councils set to fight ECJ VAT ruling
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Overview: MoD on hunt for new finance chief
prospects: Ministry of Defence zeroes in on a new finance chief 14 Aug 2008
No showdown after GLA forensic audit
Forensic audit of GLA proves to be a damp squib and reveals 'ineptitude rather than corruption' 23 Jul 2008
Treasury faces accounts qualification
NAO has concerns over treatment of Northern Rock, paper says 04 Jul 2008
Sceptics see debt restriction as a treatment not a cure
They are billed as the UK’s answer to American Chapter 11 rules but for individuals so why is the insolvency profession not keen on enforcement restriction orders? 08 May 2008
Budget reaction: Charity tax relief
Transitional relief on Gift Aid welcomed by charities 12 Mar 2008
Overview: EU expenses
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