In an important speech to Policy Exchange last week, David Willetts, the science minister, set out why Britain could steal a march in eight major areas of technological innovation, from making computer switches out of bacteria to printing out an aeroplane. This focus on encouraging business on any scale to invest and take risks in this country relies on unsung work. David Cameron and Mr Osborne, for example, have instructed their offices that there is always room to be made in their diaries, even at short notice, for a company executive looking to seal a deal. Achievements in developing Britain's hi-tech entrepreneurship sit in a wider context of necessary Government reforms that are steadily recalibrating the economy. Corporation tax is being reduced, bank lending encouraged, investment for small and medium businesses made 10 times more attractive, small business rates eased, research tax credits multiplied: the list of measures introduced is numbingly long; the results have yet to be felt. Ministers congratulate themselves that the number of private sector jobs has risen by 250,000 in a year, and that welfare reforms will incentivise work. They can almost smell the growth that will come in a few years' time.

According to Transparency International (Pakistan) corruption of Rs8,500 billion occurred during 2008 to 2011. Corruption over five years (2008-2012) is estimated to be about Rs11,000 billion (about $110 billion), more than 60 times the amount we receive in civil and military aid from the US annually. It is a pity that our previous army chief General Kayani did not intervene to stop this rot ?C and allowed the country to go down the drain.

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The report comes on the heels of warnings from U.S. lawmakers -- and from Mandiant itself -- that Chinese hackers have been behind a startling wave of cyber attacks on U.S. entities.
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