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	Twenty years to fix economy   Britain is in a “20 year generational battle” to rebalance the economy and return the country to financial health, according to Britain&r... I'm hanging on to my £680,000 pay-off The army isn’t the answer for Egypt Jones to captain Lions as O'Driscoll dropped 'Unhealthy' multibuys targeted in new obesity crackdown   SPORT Jones to captain Lions as O'Driscoll dropped   Alun-Wyn Jones appointed Lions skipper for Saturday's deciding Test, but there is no place among 23 for centre Brian O'Driscoll. Warburton: I was in agony in every way Australia 'victims' as Horwill to face Lions Essex farce as Ashes warm-up is downgraded Pirelli: tyres were wrong way round FINANCE Shop prices fall at fastest rate for six years but food costs on the rise   Shop prices on the high street are falling at the fastest pace for more than six years, but there was mixed news for consumers, as food inflation ro... Green calls for overhaul of business rates New nuclear plant 'could be running by 2020' Ulster Bank to cut up to 1,800 jobs Portuguese foreign minister resigns   COMMENT Mary Riddell : Miliband hopes his tortoise will prevail over Cameron's hare Stephen Bayley: A dress code for restaurants? Rod's idea is absurd Chris Grayling: Don’t be tempted by Ukip's nice Nigel Farage   MOST VIEWED Culture: 'I'm hanging on to my £680,000 pay-off', says former BBC executive Technology: Facebook: the reasons why we unfriend Fashion: Carine Roitfeld gets in the driving seat   HOW ABOUT THAT Woman 'walks off' after fall under train Psycho-themed colouring book Banned porn film slips on to big screen in China   VIDEO EDITOR'S CHOICE   Woman 'walks off' after fall under train Teen with cerebral palsy sails Channel Amy Winehouse exhibition opens in Camden Moment lantern lands at recycling plant