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Opposition vows to take fight for pensions victims to Lords; Pound surges to 25-year high after prediction of 6pc interest rate; Sterling record revives memories of Thatcher years

Opposition vows to take fight for pensions victims to Lords Financial Times (p2) Conservatives and Liberal Democrats yesterday vowed to fight on for more generous compensation for people who lost...

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