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Peston complained about being "cast into oblivion", but as he pointed out himself on the Today programme, you only need to type in www.google.com/ncr to get round any regional restrictions.
As he pointed out himself, the audience -- which used to boo him or remain silent when he made such statements -- was clapping and cheering him on that Friday.
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