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Black cab drivers and chauffeurs among casualties of London 2012's Olympic Route Network, IBTimes reveals.

Prime Minister David Cameron and his Chancellor George Osborne face a nervous test of their core economic strategy

Britain is in the worst double-dip recession for 50 years as dreadful GDP figures reveal the true state of the UK economy. Here's what the analysts and economists had to say.

UK GDP slump will add pressure on government to alter policies which have delivered longest double-dip in half a century.

Economists think UK recession will extend into third quarter when ONS publishes preliminary second-quarter GDP estimate.

London 2012's opening ceremony takes place on 27 July, but as the Olympic Games start so does counting the cost. IBTimes UK looks at how the cost to taxpayers has bloated by billions.

UK public debt is now at its highest rate against GDP in over forty years, as the double-dip recession takes its toll on the economy.

Bank of England instruct law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer to advise on issues related to rate-fixing scandal.

Final word on annual assessment of UK economy puts further pressure on Osborne's Plan A.

The merits of Libor, and its alternatives, are expected to be discussed by the Economic Consultative Committee on 9 September.

Bank of England Governor Mervyn King to lead discussions with world's central bankers on shut-down of controversial $550tn benchmark

Under the UK Guarantees scheme major infrastructure projects struggling to find finance will be underwritten by the government, Chancellor George Osborne said.

Bank of England's monetary policy committee ignores calls from IMF and will not cut rate for months to see if policies working.

Bank of England and British Bankers Association failed to act on recommendations of US regulators on Libor manipulation in 2008

Bank of England governor Mervyn King dodges crucial questions from the Treasury Select Committee on his role in libor affair.

UK inflation has fallen to its lowest reading since November 2009, loosening its grip on consumers' hard pressed finances.

BoE's most senior officials testify before Treasury select committee about level of management in Barclays' Libor fixing scandal.

Chancellor desperate to restore reputation and drag Britain out of recession orders big push from rail investment to Bank of England stimulus.

Treasury Select Committee testimony by bank's chief operating officer and senior FSA officials could shed light on scam.

Ernst & Young's ITEM Club economic outlook report says falling UK inflation will lead to consumer spending boost and return to economic growth in second half of 2012.

London 2012 will not provide a long-term boost to the UK economy, according to a Reuters poll of economists, as the country searches for a way out of recession and towards a recovery.