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Britain's triple-A debt rating will be reviewed following Chancellor George Osborne's autumn Budget Statement

Bank of England Governor Mervyn King hints there's little left to do in the face of "unappealing" mix of sluggish growth and faster inflation.

Mervyn King says Britain faces "unappealing" mix of faster inflation and slow growth as uneven recovery path begins next year.

London 2012 boost gone as more Britons claim the dole though employment rate improves.

Education costs rise by twice as much as previous monthly records since records began, said ONS.

Traders from UBS and the Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays could be arrested as part of the months-long probe into allegations of rate rigging in the bank rate known as Libor.

Policymakers also keep base rate at record low as they wait to see impact of credit easing efforts on UK economy.

Index of permanent jobs shows fastest rise in vacancies for almost a year and a half, though UK economy's outlook worsens.

Weakest growth in two years for Britain's most important growth driver raises concern over recovery path

IB Times maps out the capital's spookiest streets and creepiest quarters.

Senior banking official praises St Paul’s protestors for helping change how financial services are run.

Mortgage approvals rise but house price recovery could be uneven as sales accelerate into year-end.

EDF Energy plans 10.8 percent increase on UK household gas and energy prices in move that challenges Bank of England policy.

Olympic Games helps drive solid economic turnaround with 1pc growth but experts say recovery will remain uneven.

As UK's finance minister enshrines depositor preference into law, we take a look at how this is potentially damaging for the consumer, as well as the banks

European Central Bank will take on role of top watchdog on 1 January but several key issues remain unresolved

Record high employment figures mask a recession stuck economy. But economists remain puzzled as to why we're working longer but failing to growth

Number of Britons in work rose to record 29.59 million in the three months ending August and headline unemployment fell to 7.9 percent.

Future Financial Conduct Authority chiefs talks in detail about changes being made to improving the UK's financial services industry for consumers

Britain's consumer price index eases to 2.2 percent in September, slowest since 2009, but gas and electricity prices look set to reverse the trend

Lord Turner, FSA chairman and Bank of England governor contender, says innovative policies are needed to lift the country out of the downturn.