G20 leaders get down to business
World leaders will strive for a deal on how to confront the worst global financial crisis since the 1930s at the G20 summit
April 1, 2009
G20 leaders accused over toxic assets
Head of the International Monetary Fund warned world leaders are ducking the issue of the toxic assets poisoning the banking system
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Anti-capitalist demos spiral into violence
Protests by thousands of anti-capitalist demonstrators in the City of London ahead of the G20 summit turned nasty when windows at a branch of Royal Bank of Scotland, one of the UK’s biggest banks, were smashed
Protesters take to London’s streets
Thousands of anti-G20 protesters are expected to converge on the City, where they will march on the Bank of England. Many businesses in the heart of the Square Mile, London’s financial district, were closed for the day
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blinkofaneye posted a photo:
The horse moves off from Liverpool Street station to Bank of England during
the G20 protests