ECONOMY

House prices declined 0.1% between April and June compared to previous three months, Halifax says.

20,000 police face up to 100,000 protesters, including an estimated 8,000 who police say are prepared to use violence.

Soft Brexit is 'common-sense' option, the Confederation of British Industry says.

Europe's Brexit negotiator said a 'no deal' deadlock would be worse for Britain than the bloc.

Financial Conduct Authority boss Andrew Bailey says "free trade in financial services should be preserved".

Achieving good talent branding is not a simple exercise and employees can boost it in a way even CEOs can't.

Once assembled, the zombies began to dance and shake off their grey clay coverings to reveal colourful clothing or their naked bodies.

Higher productivity levels leads to stronger wage growth and improved living standards, say economists.

The euro was hit by political challenges in Europe and knocked by the rise of China's yuan.

Employers must recognise if graduate recruits display a lot of self-discipline and can work hard, they will deliver regardless of inexperience.

Capital attracts investors and firms with its mix of finance, infrastructure, world-class universities and talent, says Mayor of London agency.

UK services PMI falls to from 53.8 to 53.4 in June, as optimism sinks to lowest level since 2011.

IFS warns graduates could leave university with debts of up to £58,000.

The financial crisis and last summer's Brexit vote has seen interest rates fall from 5.75% to 0.25%.

Shop prices fell 0.3% from a year earlier in June, BRC says.

MPC members Ian McCafferty and Gertjan Vlieghe sum up the divisions over the state of the British economy.

Some 54% of firms say their needs are not being prioritised by the government.

Philip Hammond admitted people are "weary" after seven years of austerity.

Trains will initially run between New Cross Gate and Dalston Junction, said Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.

Data from the Local Government Association shows average deposit costs 71% of a first-time buyer's annual income.

A City of London delegation heads to Brussels this week to explore options with European regulators.

Markit PMI falls to 54.3 from 56.3 as output and new orders both grow at slower than expected pace.

Open University survey shows 90% of firms struggle to find candidates with the right requirements.

The move comes after plans for a wider price cap was dropped from the last month's Queen's speech.

Downing Street is coming under increasing pressure to end its 1% cap on wage rises in the public sector.

Central banks in the US, UK and Europe signalled they might end the loose monetary policy that has injected trillions of dollars into their economies.

Household saving has fallen to lowest level since 1963, according to official data

First quarter GDP growth unrevised at 0.2% as consumer facing industries suffer slowdown.

Rising inflation forces Britons to dip further into their pockets to continue spending.