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Nick Clegg: We got 'value for money' from Royal Mail sale
Money Marketing Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says the Government got value for money from its sale of Royal Mail. Speaking at Prime Minister's Questions today while Prime Minister David Cameron was on a trade mission in China, Clegg said he is taking a long-term … McKechin, A – Royal Mail shares |
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