BANK OF ENGLAND

Central banker says renegotiation settlement provides UK with financial and monetary stability.

The central bank plans to offer three Indexed Long-term Repo (ILTR) operations, a cheap money facility.

Negative interest rates fail to give markets the confidence to boost major economies.

Lender notes rise in mortgage enquiries as EU referendum campaign starts may be caused by sterling worries.

Economists say increased borrowing can be curbed by raising interest rates.

BoE governor says negative interest rates 'are no free lunch' and could leave economic growth at low levels.

Governor Mark Carney said the BoE was making contingency plans around the referendum.

CIPD warns wages will grow 1.2% instead of expected 2% as low inflation and national living wage hit.

Business lobby group blames weaker pay and productivity growth for downward revision.

S&P report concludes low interest rates and QE will widen wealth inequality in the UK.

Economists say move to boost forex reserves seen as attempt to prevent disorderly collapse of pound.

Police are set to question Stuart Andrews over the murder of his wife Caroline.

REC warns that cutting salaries of temporary nursing staff may lead to major shortage of staff in the sector.

BoE keeps interest rates at 0.5% in the UK while its asset purchasing programme remains unchanged at £375bn.

Britain's economy will not be affected by global turmoil in 2016 but inflation is likely to grow just 0.3%.

High employment, wage increases and ultra-low interest rates have impacted UK house prices.

Bank of England chief Carney aware of risks to UK economy from buy-to-let mortgages.

In July 2015, former FCA boss Martin Wheatley announced his resignation from the role.

There is no dedicated group to deal with IT failures in banks.

Shelter survey shows significant concern about falling behind on housing costs.

Carney says the Bank of England will wait longer before raising interest rates from the current level.