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Malaysia asks Interpol help to find missing detective - Reuters - Sun 06 Jul, 05:39 PM
Malaysian police on Sunday issued an international alert for a missing private eye after he made, and abruptly retracted, allegations about the deputy prime minister's links to a high-profile murder case.

Detective missing after U-turn on Malaysian leader - Reuters - Sat 05 Jul, 07:59 PM
A Malaysian detective has gone missing after retracting allegations he made linking Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak to the brutal murder of a Mongolian woman, police said on Saturday.

What the Bank has to weigh up next week - Reuters - Sat 05 Jul, 05:42 PM
The Bank of England looks set to hold interest rates steady for the third month running next week as policymakers seem trapped between high inflation on one side and sharply slowing growth on the other.

IEA reported seeing oil easing and then tightening to 2013 - Reuters - Sat 05 Jul, 03:38 PM
The situation on the oil market is likely to ease in 2009/2010 as more production comes on-stream, then tighten again through 2013 as output falls and demand rises, the head of the International Energy Agency said.

Pensioners bear brunt of inflation - Reuters - Sat 05 Jul, 01:41 PM
Pensioners have seen the average cost of living soar by more than a third during the past 10 years, research showed on Saturday.

Brown says G8 must not give up on climate change - Reuters - Sat 05 Jul, 06:55 AM
Prime Minister Gordon Brown has warned the G8 against a retreat into isolationism, saying the looming threat to the global economy instead required a speeding up of the fight against climate change and poverty.

'Clearing' plan for London bursaries [at Financial Times] - Financial Times - Sat 05 Jul, 01:10 AM
London parents who cannot afford school fees could in the future use a "central clearing system" to transform their prospects of finding a bursary among the slew on offer from the capital's private schools, the Financial Times has learned.

UK indicators feel the gravity of situation [at Financial Times] - Financial Times - Fri 04 Jul, 10:20 PM
Economists may still be debating whether the UK will endure a full-blown recession but this week made it pretty clear what the majority of investors and consumers believe.

ECB's dovish tone weakens euro [at Financial Times] - Financial Times - Fri 04 Jul, 05:30 PM
The euro sold off sharply this week after the European Central Bank signalled it was not planning another rise in eurozone interest rates.

FTSE ends lower as banks and oil weigh - Reuters - Fri 04 Jul, 05:17 PM
The blue-chip index ended lower on Friday during a relatively quiet session as banking stocks slipped following a bearish Goldman Sachs note and oil companies tracked softer crude prices.


FTSE 100 ends at 2½-year low [at Financial Times] 04:25 PM [ Financial Times ]
B&B drags banks lower in London [at Financial Times] 01:05 PM [ Financial Times ]
World stocks slip again 12:53 PM [ Reuters]
FTSE falls by midday on banks and miners 12:41 PM [ Reuters]
Teenager dies after latest London stabbing 11:08 AM [ Reuters]


Northern Rock won't pay dividend on Treasury shares 10:34 AM [ Reuters]
Banks and miners pull FTSE down in early trade 09:49 AM [ Reuters]
John Lewis adds to retail gloom as M&S falls again 09:47 AM [ Reuters]
G8 leaders aim to tackle inflation 09:41 AM [ Reuters]
John Lewis weekly dept store sales drop 07:53 AM [ Reuters]


FTSE seen opening flat 07:00 AM [ Reuters]
Households worse off than 2003 03:02 AM [ Reuters]
Fed's Bear portfolio shrinks more than $1 billion 02:12 AM [ Reuters]
Shire pays out £260m for Jerini 12:20 AM [ Financial Times ]
Amec raises its earnings forecasts 10:25 PM [ Financial Times ]


G8 nations fail to keep climate change vows 07:38 PM [ Reuters]
ECB hikes rates to highest level in nearly 7 years 06:22 PM [ Reuters]
British Airways hit by higher fares 06:15 PM [ Reuters]
Bank survey finds credit squeeze set to intensify 06:15 PM [ Reuters]
Choppy FTSE rises amid data blizzard 06:09 PM [ Reuters]


London mayor launches investigation into deputy 05:37 PM [ Reuters]

Babcock & Brown fund buys Dominion utilities [at Financial Times] 05:05 PM [ Financial Times ]
FTSE 100 cheered by US jobs data [at Financial Times] 04:00 PM [ Financial Times ]
British Airways says June traffic fell 3.7 percent 03:53 PM [ Reuters]
Trichet says ECB unbiased on rate rise 02:50 PM [ Reuters]


US jobs fall for sixth month in row [at Financial Times] 02:45 PM [ Financial Times ]
Peace-keepers for Zimbabwe an option 02:38 PM [ Reuters]
British Airways says June traffic fell 02:33 PM [ Reuters]
Shares stay soft as ECB raises rates 01:57 PM [ Reuters]
Brown says international force for Zimbabwe an option 01:08 PM [ Reuters]

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