Morning Papers: Need to know
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Marketing Society editor, Elen Lewis reviews the weekend papers for need to know highlights from mining to pensions and the tooth fairy
New Ministry of Justice data says only 13% of those arrested in the London riots were gang members.
The Eurozone crisis has slashed the value of pensions by a tenth in the last month alone.
In 1913, the peak year of production, British miners dug 300m tonnes of coal. In 2010, China extracted 3.16bn tonnes.
The tooth fairy leaves £2.42 on average in the UK with London topping out at £5.10 and Hull at the bottom with 5p.
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Posted: November 14th, 2011 | Author: will.armstrong | Filed under: Need to know, Uncategorized | | Leave a Comment »
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