BP man has a dip

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Brendan Nelson, a non-executive director of BP and a chairman of the firm's audit committee, has dipped his hand into his pocket and bought just under £50,000 worth of shares in the oil giant.

Nelson, a chartered accountant and a partner in accountancy giant KPMG, paid slightly less than 450p a share, a good 85p or so above the price the shares were trading at as recently as September.

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