LONDON | Sun May 19, 2013 10:29am BST. LONDON (Reuters) - The single biggest risk to Britain's nascent economic recovery is continued eurozone weakness, the Bank of England's outgoing governor Mervyn King said in a television interview on Sunday.

The Labour leader promised action after Google was given a mauling by MPs on the Public Accounts Committee over its tax affairs. Prime Minister David Cameron will lead efforts at next month's G8 summit of world leaders to find ways of preventing ...

Marks & Spencer's store staff could see their meagre �100 bonus trimmed or ditched after the retail bellwether posts a further fall in annual profits this week.

Sun May 19, 2013 4:31am EDT. * Referendum on independence due in Sept. 2014. * Breakaway would leave Scotland vulnerable-British Treasury.

Ofcom has launched a consultation on price increases part-way through a contract. The telecoms regulator Ofcom has launched a consultation on whether telecom, broadband and mobile firms should be allowed to raise prices part-way through a contract.

The founders of troubled Kazakh miner ENRC have been given more time to come up with a better bid, but the City isn't convinced a better offer will be made.

The report said the cost of hitting European Union targets on green energy is likely to be more than �16 billion by 2020. This includes the cost of subsidies for wind farms and nuclear power, improvements to the national grid and VAT on green costs.

Nuffield Health, the charity that runs gyms and private hospitals, is the second organisation within a fortnight to offer small investors a high-paying bond.

Boris Johnson has welcomed a deal to secure the future of the �297m Olympic press and broadcast centres, the last of eight major venues in the 2012 Park in east London to agree its legacy use.

Martin Weale, a member of the rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee, warned that more stimulus risked a damaging surge in inflation because price rises have already been higher than the Bank's 2pc target for most of the past four years.