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"The figures my right honourable friend DP indicates, as he prudently knows, simply represent a normal part of the whole economic cycle. There will be no return to boom and bust under a New Labour government."
Gordon Brown MP
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This tells us what we already know. The credit fuelled economic "miracle" created by Brownstuff is over.
Payback time folks.
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Oh Dear - House Repo's up 55%
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4377938.stm
The number of mortgage possession orders applied for in the courts reached nearly 30,000 during the third quarter of 2005, official figures show.
This represents a 55% increase on the number of orders applied for during the same period in 2004, the Department for Constitutional Affairs said.
Home repossession does not automatically follow on from a lender applying for a possession order.
But the sharp rise in applications will add to concerns about debt levels.Tags: None
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