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Social Exclusion

Asked about the line coming from think tanks that there was an economic gulf growing between London and the rest of the country and this was a danger economically, the PMOS said that the economic growth throughout the country showed that the country as a whole was benefiting from the Government’s economic policies. If you looked, for instance, at today’s employment figures, which were outlined at the press conference on the Freud report, what it showed was that we have amongst the highest employment levels throughout the country in terms of the G8 countries.

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