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The financial watchdog is casting its net across three continents and has asked headhunters to help find a replacement for Margaret Cole
The UK agriculture minister is heading to Beijing to put the finishing touches to a breakthrough trade deal offering £50m of pork sales
Solicitor-general is to bring plan to parliament which would see companies pay large fines in exchange for suspension of criminal case
Four of the top five officials are set to leave in a spate of departures that will strip the department of its most experienced professionals
Jaguar Land Rover continues to ramp up production of Evoque ‘baby Range Rover, at Halewood, which was threatened with closure a decade ago
A committee of MPs has welcomed the rise in numbers but questioned the quality and duration of some schemes
The UK is ‘moving in the right direction’, says PM, insisting he will not “blow the budget on more spending” to try to stimulate the economy
The long-running children’s show is being moved off BBC1 as part of a shake-up aimed at making savings of £700m a year
International debate is red-hot with estimates of effects of austerity on growth, but UK inflation report did not address the issue of how these might apply here
Unemployment in the UK has fallen unexpectedly by 45,000 to 2.63m while annual average earnings growth has slowed to 0.6 per cent
Ken McMeikan, chief executive, will make a formal response to the Treasury concerning government plans to add the tax to all hot takeaway food
Some Asian and US groups say they will feel little impact from Greece leaving the euro while their European counterparts prepare for the worst
Sir Roger Carr will warn colleagues they have lost respect, have an outdated sense of entitlement and are failing to export to the right markets
The training company that was embroiled in allegations of fraud has been stripped of a government project but cleared to retain 16 others
Barnier’s initiative would hand bank shareholders voting power to curb ‘morally indefensible’ pay and limit the gap between the lowest and highest paid
Former News International chief to appear in court next month on charges that she conspired to conceal documents, computers and other material
Vincent de Rivaz, chief executive, says France’s new president will not block EDF’s plans to build two nuclear reactors in the UK
Downing Street’s enterprise adviser outlines plans for a £10m fund to allow under-25s to set up a company with loans like those for undergraduates
European Court of Justice advocate-general says passengers delayed by three hours or more have right to compensation from their airline
Colin Matthews, chief executive, says meetings with foreign executives confirmed fears about the effects of long queues at immigration
