Hi Daniel,

Thank you for all your help on this - I managed to get access to the 
request logs as you suggested, and it turns out there is a corporate 
firewall/proxy messing things up.

Basically the request for "loader.js" is being intercepted and redirected 
to a network security holding message, which sometimes redirects to a 
network security login page. Unsurprisingly this causes some problems for 
the Google charts on the app.

I suppose it's possible that this is related to the loader change, if 
something which was introduced at your end which the corporate firewall 
doesn't like - but in any case it doesn't appear to be eitehr my code or 
the google loader which is the root cause!

Many thanks again,
James

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