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Steve Bell December 17, 2009

David Cameron’s £20bn plan for green homes

Tory leader wins backing of high street names for ground-breaking initiative

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17.12.09: Steve Bell on David Cameron's pledge to form green partnership with Marks & Spencer — 17.12.09: Steve Bell on David Cameron's pledge to form green partnership with Marks & Spencer. Photograph: Steve Bell
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