London's small but relentless dip
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Scientists trace London's inexorable sinking in a study that will be critical to the planning of defences against sea level rise.
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Britain&#39;s deficit in the goods trading shrank in May to a 19-month low point, official data showed on Tuesday.
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London&#39;s Underground trains slowly ground back into action Wednesday after union leaders suspended a strike that nearly paralysed the network, though morning commuters faced rush-hour disruption.
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The pound was edging lower amid indications that inflationary pressures in the UK may be easing, in turn weighing on rate hike expectations.
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Further evidence has been published that house prices are slowing down in England and Wales.
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The cost of a barrel of oil in London has dipped below $40 as energy prices have continued to slide. The price of Brent crude in London fell to a three-week low of $39.
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London equities tracked Wall Street sharply lower on Tuesday as growing concerns about the health of the US subprime lending sector harried the financials sector and resurrected fears of a wider slowdown.
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The pound has fallen to an all-time low against the euro as the outlook for the UK economy darkens.
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Prices are frozen or falling in most parts of Britain, according to research by Hometrack.
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London's FTSE 100 fell on Friday, after stronger banks failed to offset weakness in the food and beverages sector.
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London's FTSE 100 index and the CAC 40 in Paris are Wednesday trading at levels below those seen at the end of 2006.
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House prices in Britain fell at their steepest pace in nine years in the three months to September,adding to evidence that the property market is cooling and decreasing the possibility
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A sharp and surprising downturn in Britain&#39;s economy made the City predict yesterday that interest rates have peaked, and signs emerged that the higher cost of borrowing is putting the brakes on the housing market and the manufacturing sector.
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Viewpoint: The newest twist to London's congestion charges -- announced by Mayor Ken Livingstone -- hits where it hurts
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Business & money: UK spends like there's no tomorrow with frenzied activity at the sales despite gloomy economic forecasts
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When the FTSE Aim All-Share index last month fell below the 1,000 mark at which it started in 1995, the sound was lost among the louder market crashes elsewhere.
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The pound has continued to trade within very tight ranges against the dollar.