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Times 'r 'ard! Freelancers are hurtin' from the pain of forgetting they actually have to pay tax on all the lovely lolly they earnt last year (six days and counting, and they KNOW where you live), and the Super Rich are down to their last diamond encrusted Baby Bentley since the stock market crash. |
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Luckily three things in life are free: Art, Air, and
Ambling. Why not combine all three with a tour of London's outdoor art?
Start at Broadgate Square with Moving westward through the ruins of what only last week was the world's
most vital financial centre, you can view a stunning cubist
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Finally, marvel at the symbolism of Laura Ford's sculpted badgers scrabbling for food in the bins outside The Economist building - a portent of hard times if ever there was one. Laura Ford's sculptures are outside The Economist building on St
James Street until Feb 1. The other sculptures are permanent. |
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