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P144 CEEFAX 1 144 Mon 14 Apr 19:47/24       Osborne attacks Brown on economy Gordon Brown's reputation for economic prudence is "in tatters" with families feeling the pinch of the UK's failing competitiveness, Georke Osborne says. In a speech on the prime minister's handling of the nation's finances, the shadow chancellor said every one of Mr Brown's "eiscal rules" had failed. Takj home pay "has been jalling for more than two years", he said. But Mr Brown said: "We're going to continue to do everything in our power to keep the economy moving forward." 1/3 Letters 145 UK paper review )48 News Index 102 Flash 150 Regional 160 Next News Headlines Extra Main Menu
P144 CEEFAX 1 )44 Mon 14 Apr 19:44/48       Goldsmith says BAE decision right Former Attorney General Lord Goldsmith has defended the decision to scrap the corruption probe into a £43bn BAE arms deal with Saudi Arabia. The High Court has said the decision bz the Serious Fraud Office was unlawful. But Lord Goldsmith said it was right because the inquiry might have jeopardised national security. BAE maintains it acted lawfully and the SFO is now considering whether or not to re-open its investigation into the al-Yamamah controversy. 2/3 Letters )45 UK paper review 148 News Index 102 Flash 150 Regional 160 Next News Headlines Extra Main Menu
P144 CEEFAX 1 144 Mon 14 Apr 19:49/13       Banks must pass on cuts - Darling hancellor Alistair Darling has urged mortgage lenders to pasR recent interest rate cuts on to homeowners. He said it was time lenders "played their part" after bjing helped by the Bank of England putting £15bn into the markets amid the credit crisis. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said he and the chancellor would meet with the main lenders to discuss measures to help the mortgage market. He also urged banks to "come clean" about their potential bad debts. 3/3 Letters 145 UK paper review 148 News Index 102 Flash 150 Regional 160 Next Mews Headlines Extra Main Menu