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Ed Miliband
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Andy Burnham
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Alistair Darling
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A city boy made famous after spending £203,948 on the bar at a Birmingham night club has reportedly been arrested for "unauthorised" trading. Alex...
Business Secretary Vince Cable tonight launched a new onslaught on the banks, accusing them of "imperilling" Britain's economic recovery. Cable use...
Barclays will reignite anger over bankers' bonuses this week when it reveals a total pay-out of up to £4 million for its boss Bob Diamond. Its chi...
The City of London police have carried out illegal evictions before in a futile attempt to stem the Occupy movement, but the sinister pre-dawn demolition of the school building shows the government getting more desperate to end the extra-parliamentary movements against forced austerity.
The most benign of the viewers' emails and texts being read out on Sky News and the BBC during and in the immediate aftermath of the occupation were expressing variations on a belief that the eviction was the appropriate course of action because the protest proved itself inefficacious.
Profits of more than £14 billion and a pay package worth up to £12.5 million for its chief executive are set to be revealed by HSBC tomorrow. Cit...
Europe Minister David Lidington has revealed the “unprecedented [and] severe reservations” held by the UK during last year’s talks to solve the ...
French president Nicolas Sarkozy has raised the stakes in Europe-wide discussions over a "Robin Hood" tax on financial transactions ahead of a meeting...
Royal Bank of Scotland chief executive Stephen Hester is to waive his 2011 bonus, the bank said on Sunday night. In doing so, Hester will not take...
Labour will force a Commons vote calling for Royal Bank of Scotland chief executive Stephen Hester to be stripped of his bonus, a party source said to...
The Government was "protecting the taxpayer" by allowing the Royal Bank of Scotland bonus for chief executive Stephen Hester to go ahead, the Chief Se...
The chief executive of the taxpayer-funded Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is facing mounting pressure to follow the bank's chairman and waive his bonus ...
The Occupy London protesters have taken over a former bank in the City of London, a spokeswoman for the group said on Friday. The branch of the Ira...
Labour leader Ed Miliband has called on David Cameron to block any million pound-plus bonus payout to the chief executive of the predominantly state-o...
The Occupy London activist group has claimed to have taken over another site in the city's financial centre, but the building's owner has warned it is...
David Cameron set out his vision for "moral capitalism" in a major speech on the economy on Thursday. He suggested transparency to help stem the wo...
If Twitter is to be believed (yes I know, I know) then there was a bit of a kerfuffle at the Fabians New Year Conference on the weekend when - it is claimed - accountancy giant KPMG was spontaneously booed by the crowd.
Labour leader Ed Miliband has defended Labour's pledges on public spending, after a week when the party has tried to reposition its economic policy. ...
David Cameron backed powers for shareholders to veto executive pay packages as political pressure to curb vast salaries and bonuses gathered pace. ...
A legal bid to remove the anti-capitalist protesters camped outside St Paul's Cathedral is beginning at the High Court. The contested possession pr...
Britain may have wielded its first ever veto in defence of the financial institutions in the City of London last week but an even bigger national, indeed universal interest, was also at stake: the very concept of parliamentary democracy itself.
British business leaders have reacted angrily to David Cameron's decision to use his veto against an EU treaty. Although the prime minister said he...
Last week, following Jacques Delors' criticism of the flawed process behind the creation of the Euro, I looked at how solving the Eurozone Crisis was being handicapped by an absence of sound leadership and good strategy. The article (The Eurozone Crisis - The Management of the Continuation of Mediocrity by the Unaware) closed with the following paragraph:
Could one do the right thing for the wrong reasons? Yes. Does it matter that it is for the wrong reasons? It does, if it shows a mindset from which ...
This is not the end. Cameron's misguided decision must be reversed.
