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London's buskers will soon be able to take contactless payments

A busker plays bagpipes for tourists near the Houses of Parliament in London January 12, 2012.  A row between the British government in London and the SNP has escalated sharply in recent days, after British Prime Minister David Cameron on Sunday outlined a plan to bring forward the referendum, and restrict the questions asked.  Luke MacGregor  (BRITAIN - Tags: POLITICS CITYSPACE)

If street performers like myself don't adapt to the cashless society we are edging towards, we're at risk of becoming a dying art." Image: Reuters

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