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UK: NURTURE THAT NATIVE NEGATIVITY. - David Morton takes a positive look at the British capacity for doing nothing, for going nowhere, for saying 'no', for being thoroughly miserable ... and enjoying it.
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UK: A WELCOME INHERITANCE. - Next spring Nuclear Electric will put on the market one of its prime non-nuclear assets - Bankside power station, Giles Gilbert Scott's vast brickwork edifice on the edge of the Thames in Southwark, south London. Nuclear Elec
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UK: THE LUST FOR LEADERSHIP. - If we are so dissatisfied with those up front, asks Simon Caulkin, is it time to re-examine the conventional model?
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