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Britain's financial sector became deregulated on 27 October 1986, as it jumped into the 21st century.
EU-Canada trade deal saved as Belgium PM secures breakthrough with Wallonia
European Council President Donald Tusk will contact Justin Trudeau once procedures are finalised.
Landmark EU-Canada trade summit cancelled as Wallonia talks continue
Justin Trudeau and EU leaders were scheduled to sign the CETA deal in Brussels.
John McDonnell: Theresa May will ignore small businesses with Bankers' Brexit plan
Shadow chancellor will issue warning to the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in London.
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Vodafone fined £4.6m by Ofcom
This is said to be over mishandling customer complaints and non-delivery of services to pay-as-you-go clients.
Can Zac Goldsmith win Richmond Park by-election after quitting House of Commons?
YouGov's Anthony Wells and polling expert Matt Singh speak to IBTimes UK about the vote.
London will become the 'city of planes' after Heathrow approval says Boris Johnson
Former Mayor of London warns the UK capital's 'fantastic' reputation could be ruined.
'Muzzled' Boris Johnson should quit cabinet over Heathrow approval says Green leader
Jonathan Bartley spoke to IBTimes UK about the foreign secretary and his environmental concerns.
FCA runs the risk of becoming a 'timid and cowed' regulator
New City Agenda think-tank urges FCA chief executive Andrew Bailey to tighten rules for City firms.
EU-Canada trade deal dealt new blow as Belgium PM fails to win Wallonia over
European Council President Donald Tusk will phone Canadian PM Justin Trudeau tonight.
Could a spike in inflation rein in Britain's housing market?
If swap rates continue to rise and mortgage providers decide to pass on the increase, then housing finance will tighten.
Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump and US lawmakers raise questions over AT&T-Time Warner deal
Heads of both AT&T and Time Warner have, however, rebuffed claims that their deal might get blocked.
Moody's says US Department of Justice is 'preparing a civil complaint' against it
Moody's said this was in relation to the ratings it had issued in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis.
Canada quits 'impossible' trade talks with EU after Belgium region blocks deal
Atlantic Council's Fran Burwell tells IBTimes UK the CETA blow could bolster British Eurosceptics.
Chief EU negotiator wants Brexit talks with UK in French not English
European Commission spokeswoman tells IBTimes UK there is no language regime for the negotiations.
Competition watchdog to investigate gambling firms over winnings
Gambling sector has grown 146% over the past seven years but some customers can't access their winnings.
Watchdog urges Britain to retain global accounting rules after Brexit
Financial Reporting Council will examine potential Brexit-related risks for the UK accounting framework.
'A nest of doves' – Donald Tusk turns on charm as Theresa May faces EU summit
UK Prime Minister promised to work closely with the political and economic bloc after Brexit.
Lib Dems warn of post-Brexit trade deal troubles with EU after court case revelation
Party's foreign affairs spokesman Tom Brake MP issued warning over CJEU hearing.
Draghi hints at December ECB stimulus as central bank holds firm on monetary policy stance
Bank remains "committed" to preserving the very substantial degree of monetary accommodation, ECB President Mario Draghi says.
Sir Philip Green attacks Frank Field for 'defamatory statements' over BHS collapse
MPs to debate on Thursday whether the former BHS boss should be stripped of his knighthood.
Huge differences in UK banks' online security systems, says Which?
Which? says that less than half of the banks tested provide customers with a "two-factor" authentication system.
Meet the shadow minister leading Labour's charm offensive of the City
IBTimes UK speaks to Jonathan Reynolds about Brexit and why he returned to Labour's front bench.
Sadiq Khan warns of business impact from Theresa May's delayed Heathrow decision
Labour heavyweight criticises the Tory PM as Parliament may only vote on airport expansion in winter 2017/18.
Zac Goldsmith: Dithering and delay could kill Heathrow Airport expansion plan
Anti-Heathrow Conservative MP spoke to IBTimes UK as decision from government looms.
Former JP Morgan banker denies 'motorboating' woman's breasts on night out
Christaggelis Christoforou is alleged to have carried out the attack in a bar in the City of London.
Boris Johnson can protest Heathrow expansion if third runway gets green light
Number 10 says ministers will be able to express 'personal views' over the issue for a limited time.
Pro-EU Hilary Benn to chair powerful Brexit Commons Committee
Senior Labour MP has endorsements from Ed Miliband, Anna Soubry and Andrew Mitchell.
Could 'Project Dash for Cash' see RBS face investigation under the UK Fraud Act?
Whether RBS' alleged moves were a money-making 'scheme' or 'scam', the Fraud Act opens up interesting possibilities.
Royal Bank of Scotland debit card system suffers outage
RBS, Natwest and Ulster customers facing problems using debit cards for payments online and in stores.
Keir Starmer: UK will regain sovereignty for a millisecond after Brexit
Shadow Brexit secretary also warned of a statutory instrument clause in the Great Repeal Bill.
Theresa May provokes SNP fury with Eurosceptic-heavy Brexit committee
May accused of treating Scotland with 'contempt' as David Mundell is snubbed.
London 'Flash Crash' trader loses High Court US extradition challenge
UK day trader Navinder Singh Sarao loses court fight against standing trial in the US.
Write to Remain urges leaders to give EU and UK nationals post-Brexit commitment
New campaign wants Theresa May and her European counterparts to make an 'explicit' pledge.
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