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Fox leads call to cull business tax Financial Times By George Parker and Elizabeth Rigby Liam Fox has largely kept his counsel since he resigned as defence secretary last October. His intervention in today's Financial Times is confirmation that next month's Budget will be a titanic test of political ... See all stories on this topic »

Liam Fox calls for business tax cuts The Guardian The former defence secretary Liam Fox has called on George Osborne to use next month's budget to cut taxes on business and deregulate the labour market. In his most significant intervention since being forced to resign his cabinet seat last year, ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Fox urges Budget business tax cuts The Press Association Former defence secretary Liam Fox has put himself at the head of backbench Tory demands for Chancellor George Osborne to cut taxes on business. In his most significant political intervention since he was forced to resign last year, Dr Fox urged Mr ... See all stories on this topic »

Fox returns to demand tax cuts Politics.co.uk Workers from BAe Systems in Brough, facing redundancy are cycling 110 miles to the Tory party conference to urge Defence Secretary Liam Fox to support the 3000 highly skilled workers whose jobs are at risk. The Trade Union Reform Campaign (TURC) is a ... See all stories on this topic »

Dr Liam Fox's deregulation remedy? Another tonic we don't need The Guardian (blog) Whenever I read a speech by Liam Fox I usually think how lucky I am never to have been a patient of the good doctor. Headache? Let's amputate a leg, shall we? Sore throat? Whoops, we seem to have severed an artery here. So sorry. See all stories on this topic » The Guardian (blog)

FOX Carolina 21UN nuclear agency reports failed Iran talks WHNS Greenville Entertainment News from AP By GEORGE JAHN AP VIENNA (AP) - The UN nuclear agency on Wednesday acknowledged its renewed failure in trying to probe suspicions that Tehran has worked secretly on atomic arms, in a statement issued shortly after an Iranian ... See all stories on this topic »

Dr Liam Fox and Tory wishful thinking Telegraph.co.uk (blog) By Benedict Brogan Politics Last updated: February 22nd, 2012 Dr Liam Fox's eruption into print this morning will cheer those on the Right pressing the Chancellor to be a bit more audacious in preparing his Budget. His tonic for curing the ailing ... See all stories on this topic »

FOX Carolina 21In Miami, the Heat await a look at Linsanity WHNS Greenville Entertainment News from AP By TIM REYNOLDS AP Sports Writer Linsanity is on its way to Miami, and the Heat can finally say they're eager for the arrival. It may be the NBA's marquee matchup so far this season, the phenomenon that is New York Knicks ... See all stories on this topic »

Liam Fox is right. The Government must cut spending more to allow tax cuts Daily Mail By Harry Phibbs The former Defence Secretary Liam Fox has an article in the Financial Times this morning challenging the Government to go further on cutting spending to allow a cut in tax. The case is put modestly. It is more an example of gently ... See all stories on this topic » Daily Mail

FOX Carolina 21Costumes, beads give way to ashes in New Orleans WHNS Greenville Entertainment News from AP By MARY FOSTER and STACEY PLAISANCE AP NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Officers on horseback cleared Bourbon Street early Wednesday, declaring an end to Carnival 2012 as Mardi Gras revelers began to prepare for the beginning of Lent, ... See all stories on this topic »