Darling claims Budget proposal will wipe out debt of 100 000 businesses

The Government today unveiled a scheme which it claims will wipe away the debt of 100 000 businesses wipe out their debts. It also proposes a top up trade credit scheme.

Chancellor Alistair Darling said: "Mr Deputy Speaker, in November I announced a series of measures to help businesses now. Over 100 000 businesses, which employ well over half a million people, have

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