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The economy remains in fairly good shape, but the chancellor's self-imposed rules may have put him in unnecessary danger. As he addressed Labour's conference yesterday, Gordon Brown's position as heir apparent to the premiership was looking more secure than ever. But as he swept into Brighton after his trip to Washington for the annual meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, clouds were gathering. Weaknesses in the economy and public finances threaten the chancellor's reputation for mastery of the domestic policy scene. Search |
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