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1 Recession signalled by key indicators of British economy
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4 Swiss rival Adecco makes bid for Michael Page
5 Pension deficits 'spell end' for generous schemes new
6 Tullett: Crisis will continue until 2011
7 Jeremy Warner's Outlook: Mad hatter's tea party of Rock debt repayments
8 Northern Rock gets extra £3bn lifeline from Treasury
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7 Tullett: Crisis will continue until 2011
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