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Ross, Richard Tonks, PAGE 04 Michael Turnbull, Steve LETTERS Watson Send your Photographers correspondence to Chris Jepson, Dick Goose [email protected] Publisher Sarah Garrett//Linda Riley HUDSON’S LETTER PAGE 06 ISDN: 1473-6039 There’s no escaping Whatever your views on MY LONDON Head of Business Development the credit crunch and the services provided by Performance artist PAGE 40 Rob Harkavy the possibility that the gay businesses, the range Jonny Woo gives us his FOOTBALL [email protected] UK might be heading of pink companies available capital highlights +44 (0)20 7258 1936 into a recession. There’s to us here in London is part PHOTO © CHRIS JEPSON Advertising Executive a palpable feeling in the of what makes this city one PAGE 08 The DJ and remixer PAGE 78 Dan Goodban air that times are tough at of the world’s gay capitals. SHOPPING talks to us about his OUTNEWS [email protected] the moment. 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