BANK OF ENGLAND

More work to do on "death plans" says top FSA regulator meaning a sudden banking collapse could still leave the public purse with the bill

Eric Bommensath to lead markets business after trading and distribution teams merger, corporate head reveals in staff memo.

An improving economy that will likely emerge from recession in the third quarter deters Bank of England policymakers from yet more quantitative easing

Economists surveyed by Bloomberg say more austerity to meet debt target threatens UK's recovery from recession

Robust labour market and limited supply preventing sharper decline

British Chambers of Commerce business survey shows falling confidence, investment and new hires as damp domestic demand hinders economy

Hometrack's research shows weakening demand but tight supply helps underpin house prices from a sharper decline

September saw another fall in activity for embattled manufacturing sector according to leading private industry survey

We take a look at how banks still need to be needled and that regulators don't inadvertently rig rates themselves.

Sale of Britain's biggest car insurance group comes after formal OFT referral to Competition Commission.

Service sector bounce in July suggests UK economy will return to growth in third quarter

Bank of England rate-setter Paul Fisher expects significant injection to recession-hit British economy through lending to consumers and small businesses

British Banking Association data shows more first time buyers entering housing market in August

EU lawmakers hear case for major changes as UK's FSA prepares recommendations for biggest reforms in decades.

State-owned lender will shed 3,800 jobs at investment unit by 2013 taking, total job cull under CEO Stephen Hester to more than 36,000 since 2008 rescue

Move designed to help SMEs unable to secure credit from existing lenders.

An increasing number of people in the recession-hit UK economy are becoming self-employed. IBTimes UK explores.

The timing of the Bank of England Governor's first live television interview raises serious questions about his political independence.

Despite austerity to tackle Britain's deficit in public finances, the budget gap is widening and Chancellor George Osborne may be forced to reveiw debt target.

Bank of England chief says eurozone crisis is hanging over the UK like a dark cloud of uncertainty.

Lloyds bank said it will use Funding for Lending Scheme cash to cut borrowing rates for homebuyers and small businesses