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this man does the sums that tell the government how much money they have to spend. but why do they sometimes get it wrong? well ask the boss of indepent organisation the obr, richard hughes. its michael gove�*s job to make sure the chance of a good life is spread fairly across the land, but can he level the country up when living standards are going down? labours lucy powell has big plans for the bbc — whats the problem shes trying to fix? and remember this act of courage? marina o...

Around businesses in _ the financial crisis, when you look around businesses in the - the financial crisis, when you look around businesses in the west i around businesses in the west midlands, you said there was exciting growth in some new areas, but what is the overall sentiment, what is the standard feeling with consumers having less to spend? it is very interesting, because businesses _ is very interesting, because businesses are _ is very interesting, because businesses are always i is very...

two-faced. dominique strauss-kahn wants a u.s. judge to dismiss a lawsuit against him linked to a sexual assault case. the criminal charges were dropped but the accusers filed a civil case. the former imf chief claims he has diplomatic immunity when the case was filed. im zain verjee in world business today starts next. good morning from cnn london. im charles hodson. this is world business today. the top stories this tuesday, september 27th. at home and abroad, greek transit worke...

You assume that youre given good information. and now im learning through you guys that i have to be careful before i say something. s with the. well, it sounds like the governors borrowing lines from michele bachmann. last year bachman backed off her statement that the hpv vaccine can cause mental retardation by blaming the line on someone she had just talked to. she said she was just passing it along. so how do we know which words are hers and which are just being passed along? up next, dont...

If it is in an insured account in a bank, it is absolutely protected. theres no way you can lose it. i think for money that needs to be absolutely safe and you need to have quick access to an insured depository account is the best place. >> there was some fear at some point you would run out of money. >> right. >> how do you not run out of money if the banks fail? >> i dont think that would ever happen. as a precaution, we increased our borrowing lines with the treasury, borrow up to $500 billio...