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The recent financial crisis and Britain's withdrawal from the Exchange Rate Mechanism prompt
Christopher Cook to look back to a phase of European monetary union 1,200 years ago. George Robb discusses "white-collar" crime a century ago, and Sean Street recalls earlier attempts to set up a state lottery. Producer John Knight

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Christopher Cook
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George Robb
Producer:
John Knight
Source: Radio Times

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