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The Wethey Forecast
David Wethey
Brown has clearly got his priorities right
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Who would have thought Prime Minister Brown would have appointed Sir Alan Sugar as business adviser to the Government before getting round to naming his Foreign Secretary and Chancellor?
It is going to be fascinating to see how this one plays out. Any chance of the apprentice PM being fired?
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