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Two Left Feet putting the boot into RBS

One of Britain's biggest baby and nursery products retailers today blamed the Royal Bank of Scotland for its collapse into administration.

Bedford-based Two Left Feet, a family-run, online business with a £7 million turnover, was securing a £400,000 loan through the Enterprise Finance Guarantee scheme when consumer TV programme Watchdog reported customer complaints. The funding deal collapsed and RBS called in administrators KPMG.

Richard Bone, managing director, said: "Two Left Feet has been forced into administration by the Royal Bank of Scotland."

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