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Cleve Jones

Visual journalist

Cleve Jones is a visual journalist with the FT’s visual and data team. He covers the daily news turnaround and works with the Lex and special reports teams. He was the RSS Statistical Excellence Award Online winner in 2014 for his video animation work on "The Problem with Education Statistics".
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    Conditional decision comes as ministers bet on expansion of London’s airports to boost economic growth

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