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Economy 'cannot be built on debt'

The life of Bradford & Bingley as a bank is coming to an end. Fortis bank, a giant of Belgium and Holland, is also being rescued. And in the US, an amended version of the bail-out plan is agreed. Chancellor Alistair Darling discusses further turmoil in the financial sector and Shadow Chancellor George Osborne says that the City must bear part of the cost and blame for the current financial crisis.

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