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"It's a bit like football - if you have got a great striker you want him on the pitch." Friday news IDS: Give British jobless work before looking overseas Companies should offer unemployed British workers jobs before looking overseas, Iain Duncan Smith has suggested. The return of Boris? PM wants his 'best striker' back in parliament David Cameron unexpectedly gives his blessing for Boris Johnson's Commons return Miliband unleashes left-wing politics on Scottish independence referendum campaign Ed Miliband will appeal to Scottish voters' desire for 'social justice' in his biggest intervention yet in the independence referendum campaign. Government allowed 'anti-immigrant prejudice' over Romanian immigrants Failure to provide estimates of how many Romanians and Bulgarians would come to Britain last year stoked "anti-immigrant prejudice", according to an influential committee of MPs Budget fallout Comment: Osborne's pension reforms will result in more state support Those most in need of hand-holding have been given the keys to the sweet shop It's not a trap! Balls defiant over welfare cap Ed Balls rejects suggestions the chancellor laid a 'trap' for Labour in yesterday's Budget How to ruin a Budget: Left turns on 'patronising' Tories in beer and bingo backlash When Shapps handed the left an opportunity to bash the Tories out of nowhere, opposition spinners must have been fervent with gratitude	Advertise your job vacancies here Boeing Rolls Out First Next-Generation 737 at Increased Production Rate New rate increases production to record 42 airplanes per month. Iceland's whaling crusader attempts to ship 2,000 tonnes of fin whale meat Iceland’s lone whaling crusader is attempting to ship 2,000 tonnes of fin whale meat out of the country despite limited market for the meat and opposition at home and abroad to the bloody trade. Association encourage by Budget support for manufacturing and housebuilding The Construction Products Association welcomed the Chancellor’s 2014 Budget Statement which backs British manufacturers and builders. RSPCA urges 'Do not disturb' as baby birds begin to leave the nest As nesting and fledgling bird season begins RSPCA asks the public to be aware. Freddie the Fox and friends to watch as pack of hounds 'chase' a stag around Parliament Square FAW’s 'fox' will look on as two eye-catching ad vans chase each other around Westminster today to warn the public that the Hunting Act is under threat. Pensioners put in greater control over their own cash LITRG pleased that many older people are being given the enhanced ability to use their accumulated savings as they see fit.

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