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FSA says will avoid full product regulation

FSA says will avoid full product regulation

LONDON (Reuters) - The financial regulator said on Wednesday its tougher supervision of products will stop short of requiring pre-authorisation like in the drugs industry.[Read more...]

Instant View - Bank holds rates, maintains QE pause 

Instant View - Bank holds rates, maintains QE pause 

LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee maintained the pause in its quantitative easing programme and left interest rates at 0.5 percent on Thursday, as widely expected.[Read more...]

British troop morale at home risk to Afghan effort - Army chief

British troop morale at home risk to Afghan effort - Army chief

LONDON (Reuters) - A lack of support for British soldiers between deployments is damaging morale and risks undermining the army’s ability to sustain its campaign in Afghanistan over the coming years, the head of the army said.[Read more...]

Bank’s Miles-need to be ready to move policy either way

Bank’s Miles-need to be ready to move policy either way

LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England should be ready to move either way on adding or taking away stimulus to the economy, Monetary Policy Committee member David Miles said on Thursday.[Read more...]

Your old mascara may be spoiling your looks 

Your old mascara may be spoiling your looks 

LONDON (Reuters Life!) - The average British woman’s cosmetic bag is out of date by a worrying four years, according to a study on Wednesday.[Read more...]

Conservatives put economy at centre of campaign

Conservatives put economy at centre of campaign

LONDON (Reuters) - The record national debt is the biggest threat to the economy, the Conservative Party will say on Wednesday as it puts the Labour government’s economic record at the centre of its election campaign.[Read more...]

MPs warn of "intertia" in terrorism fight

MPs warn of "intertia" in terrorism fight

LONDON (Reuters) - MPs called on Tuesday for the creation of a National Security Committee to deal with counter-terrorism issues, citing concerns about “institutional inertia” in the present set-up.[Read more...]

Jack Straw defends Iraq war backing 

Jack Straw defends Iraq war backing 

LONDON (Reuters) - Former Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said on Thursday he deeply regretted the loss of life in Iraq but defended his decision to back the U.S.-led invasion in 2003.[Read more...]

UK to offer rail franchises of up to 22 years - report 

UK to offer rail franchises of up to 22 years - report 

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will offer train operators franchises of up to 22 years in three railway networks due to go out to tender shortly, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.[Read more...]

January house prices up 4.1 percent 

January house prices up 4.1 percent 

LONDON (Reuters) - Rising buyer interest and low levels of supply pushed property asking prices in England and Wales up an annual 4.1 percent in January, property website Rightmove said on Monday.[Read more...]