What is clear is that, overall, investment spending of all kinds has been squeezed over the last decade. Under the last Labour government, capital spending as a proportion of the size of the economy, or GDP, rose from 0.3% in 1997 to 3% in 2010. Since then, however, it has fallen back to an average of 2% where it is set to remain.
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Andrew Montlake, of mortgage broker Coreco, said: “How long continue remains to be seen, and whilst rates could...
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The NTSB is carrying out a full investigation. This will involve, for example, examining the plane itself, the lost...
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