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    George Osborne lacks vision and Vince Cable is not up to the job, claims Lord Sterling

    Sat, 06/02/2012 - 16:26 EDT - Telegraph
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    The Government is struggling to find a growth policy and has a Business Secretary who is not up to the job, according to Lord Sterling, the former chairman of P&O and close confident of Baroness Thatcher.

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