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    <title>Five Rules of the Treasury: What Brown&#039;s Decade at No. 11 Still Teaches a Cost-of-Living Britain</title>
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    <description>As families across Britain continue to grapple with rising bills and squeezed wages, it is worth returning to the economic architecture Gordon Brown built during his decade at the Treasury. These five enduring principles offer a blueprint the present Government would be wise to study.</description>
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    <description>From the stage of a Kirkcaldy football stadium in 2014 to the campaign trails of today, Gordon Brown has remained Labour&#039;s most distinctive voice on the union question. This feature examines whether his brand of pragmatic, patriotic Britishness can rebuild trust among Scottish voters.</description>
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