ECONOMY

Defra imposes 'temporary control zone' within farm in Goosnargh, Preston, as precautionary measure.

Greek officials however describe proposal as 'very bad' and humiliating

Negotiations are set to continue after emergency meeting in Brussels adjourned without breakthrough.

British holidaymakers travelling to Russia, Europe and Brazil over the last year have seen their money go further because of the strong pound.

Anti-austerity protestors confronted police in Athens as government sought to approve €13bn in cuts.

Ministers plan to tighten rules for non-EU students who may be forced to leave after studies and apply for a separate visa to work in the UK.

Demand would decline in 2016 while supply from Opec producers projected to remain at high levels.

The three main factors that caused China's stock exchange nightmare.

Greece will now fall in line with Spain in raising its retirement age to 67.

Norway has now less reasons to add to the 25 basis points rate cut of last month.

Export to non-EU countries rose by £1.7bn and export of chemicals reached a record high of £7.3bn.

Greece submitted a fresh draft of proposals to its creditors in an 11th hour bid for debt relief.

Gold and silver still eye $100 and $10 respectively, but uptrends since 2005 hold as support as of now.

UK May trade data comes in better than expected further helping Sterling.

Caan believes productivity is the secret to Britain's economic future.

CSRC and the People's Bank of China have imposed over 20 measures since the plunge of the Shanghai Composite.

Special tax treatment for the shipping industry to be phased out and military spend to be cut.

Greece and Spain to be worst hit by joblessness.

The new rate will make the UK minimum wage one of the highest in Europe.

Speaking in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, Pope Francis calls for just economic order.

Greek parliament will vote on Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' latest proposal to the EU on Friday.

Greek MPs from the ruling Syriza party are scheduled to meet on 10 July to decide proposal.

As its bigger neighbour China flounders, will Mongolia be the next bull market?

Millions of Chinese risk losing their investment as the government props up its flagging exchange

Osborne's interference in minimum wage-setting will cost 60,000 jobs, predicts OBR.

Proposals likely to include debt restructuring that proved major sticking point with creditors.

Projections for US and Canada have fallen while that for Spain and Italy have risen.

The expansion rates of India, China and South Africa have been kept steady from the April World Economic Outlook.

Elderly Greeks without bank cards have been told they must go to banks to take out part of their pensions.