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US stimulus fears, China slowdown sparks FTSE sell-off
By David Brett. LONDON | Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:05am BST. LONDON (Reuters) - UK stocks were dealt a double-blow early on Thursday after the U.S.
Stocks Decline on Fed Fears  Wall Street Journal
Bernanke Sees Beginning of End for Fed's Record Easing  Bloomberg
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UK banks told to find further �13bn
The UK's banks have been told to find an additional �13.4bn of capital this year on top of the balance sheet-strengthening measures they had already been planning.
UK watchdog says Lloyds must raise 8.6 billion pounds capital  Reuters UK
Five UK Banks Must Plug GBP27.1B Capital Shortfall, BoE Says  Wall Street Journal
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Children are dying because of failure to use GM crops, says Owen Paterson
Mr Paterson said that GM offers �wonderful opportunities� that could benefit human health and the environment. He said GM production in the UK would mean less spraying of pesticides and less intensive farming.
GM even safer than conventional food, says environment secretary  BBC News
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson urges UK to adopt use of GM crop ...  The Independent
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Gavin Patterson to be appointed chief executive of BT Group
LONDON, June 19, 2013 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- BT announces today that Gavin Patterson will succeed Ian Livingston as chief executive of BT Group plc.
BT chief Ian Livingston: 'I couldn't say no to Government job'  Telegraph.co.uk
BT Names New Chief Executive  Wall Street Journal
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Dixons sales rise after collapse of Comet
Dixons Retail said it was on the road from "survivor to winner" as it benefited from the explosion of tablet sales and gained market share following the collapse of its rival Comet.
Four reason why Dixons thrives while the High Street dies  Telegraph.co.uk
Dixons year profit up 15 percent on strong UK  Reuters UK
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Osborne says Lloyds privatisation is 'active' and explores RBS 'bad bank'
In his Mansion House speech to the City's great and good, the Chancellor said the Government would urgently investigate the case for splitting up RBS and creating a so�called "bad bank" of risky assets.
Osborne looks to split RBS into 'good' and 'bad' banks  Money Marketing
George Osborne: 'RBS Should Have Been Split Five Years Ago'  Wall Street Journal (blog)
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Eurotunnel shares fall after EU attacks rail charges
PARIS - Shares in Eurotunnel which operates the under-sea tunnel between France and England fell by 4.47 percent on Thursday after the European Commission pressed for a cut in prices charged to run trains on the route.
EU moves to cut high Eurotunnel charges  Telegraph.co.uk
Eurotunnel accused of overcharging train companies  BBC News
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99.5pc fail to work out the true cost of a mortgage
Banks and building societies were today blasted by a consumer watchdog for making it virtually impossible to work out the true and total cost of a mortgage.
Mortgages only one in 200 can understand: Home-buyers left baffled by ...  Daily Mail
The pendulum swings  FT Adviser
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End 'stop start' approach to infrastructure investment
Political squabbling, under-investment and short-termism is discouraging investors from backing UK projects, the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) says, and Britain is falling behind rival economies due to inertia over controversial issues such as airport ...
Call for 'shake-up' of transport strategy  nebusiness.co.uk
Engineers urge transport strategy  shropshirestar.com
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Stansted Airport terminal in �80m revamp
Stansted Airport is to be given an �80m redevelopment of its terminal building, including new security facilities and a larger departure lounge.
Stansted poised to begin �80m revamp  Financial Times
EasyJet's Stansted deal will double numbers  Cambridge News
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