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Minister's Nissan note backfires in pressThe emergence of a 2016 letter from Business Secretary Greg Clark to the Japanese carmaker makes headlines. Your assertions are crap ! Liam Nissan ? Don’t like the Neeson Juke much
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Politicians have lost the plot. But lawyers still grasp Brexit realities | Tom ClarkIn times of crisis, politics usually tramples on the law. But this time Westminster can’t agree, says Tom Clark, editor of Prospect magazine They really don't, either does the guardian. We leave on 29th March with or without a deal.
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Business Secretary faces backlash after secret £80m Brexit sweetener he offered to Nissan is leakedThe Business Secretary Greg Clark was on Monday night facing criticism after it emerged that he offered Nissan an £80million Brexit sweetener despite previously insisting there had been "no chequebook" involved in the deal. Revenge is sweet Why are we getting upset about £80m given to Nissan to get a car built in Sunderland. It’s about looking after our interests. Yes get our £80 m back. At the same time why is £39 billion for no deal still on offer to the E.U. Look after our interests. I hope we get a refund
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Nissan leaves Tories to explain why they can't even manage a bribe | John CraceA £61m off-the-books sweetener failed to do the trick, but Greg Clark was focusing on the positives They managed to bribe DUP easy enough and only cost the tax payer a bargain £1 billion to allow the tories and May to destroy the UK. seems to be a bit of a theme with the tories.. bribes and lies.. torychaos pissupbrewery The guy we were dealing with is now where? In jail.
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Boy with Down's Syndrome helps feed, dress and entertain three disabled brothersSimon Clark, 4, was adopted from Bulgaria last month by a family in Salt Lake City, Utah, and though he cannot speak English he loves helping out his siblings
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Adorable boy with Down's syndrome cares for three disabled brothersSimon Clark is still learning English but still cares for his younger siblings in his new family after being adopted from Bulgaria.
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Towie axe EIGHT stars in huge shake-up ahead of new seriesEIGHT of The Only Way Is Essex stars will be departing in a huge shake-up by bosses, The Sun Online can exclusively reveal. Popular characters including Myles Barnett and Jon Clark have today been … Only one I’m gutted about is the the Clark brothers jbclark_ ChrisJClark_ 🙄 What about JamesBennewith he has no storyline whatsoever. Noticed they haven’t axed arg or Pete or dan they run that show
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Government offered £80m 'bribe' to Japanese carmaker Nissan to build X-Trail in UKNISSAN was promised £80 million to build new cars in Sunderland before the car giant’s stunning u-turn – Greg Clark admitted yesterday. The Business Secretary finally revealed the package of taxpay… how much did they offer food banks Bribe or incentive? Just as bad as the EU giving $22b to Airbus. This is one reason we want out of the EU. No more subsidies or bribes to businesses.
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Two arrested over stabbing death of 19-year-old in LondonPolice find victim after being called to reports of assault on Caledonian Road a carnage going on for more than a year but all resources are focused on Brexit or the discussion if the Duchess of x is wearing a designer frock or not. Maybe time to get priorities right? and we think the MiddleEast is dangerous, this is happening in London every single day and it's not always the immigrants!
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