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Shares in British banks were down on the FTSE 100 in morning trading as uncertainty continued to hover over the eurozone debt crisis.

The next generation of young men and women all across the world could soon face even higher rates of unemployment, as a consequence of high poverty levels in developing countries and unstable work situations in developed countries, the International Labor Organization warns.

Shares in British banks were up on the FTSE 100 in morning trading despite yet another credit rating downgrade hitting the eurozone.

The ‘Occupy London’ demonstrating outside St. Pauls Cathedral who are protesting against capitalism may have to move and set up a base elsewhere if their following becomes too big.

Goldman Sachs, one of Wall Street’s most admired and reviled investment banks, has made a third quarter loss of £393m – only the second time it has made a loss since the company went public 12 years ago.

Shares in British banks were down on the FTSE 100 in morning trading as gloomy signs continued to appear in the global economy.

A young man and women are in intensive care after a Russian nightclub was flooded with boiling water from a nearby main, forcing party goers to flee on makeshift boats.

Shares in British banks were up on the FTSE 100 in morning trading as investors appeared to be buoyed by the promise of decisive action on the eurozone debt crisis.

The downgrading of Spain's credit rating on Friday is likely to stoke fears of a Eurozone debt crisis at a summit of G20 financial chiefs in Paris.

Shares in British banks were mixed on the FTSE 100 in morning trading after ratings agency Standard & Poor's downgraded Spain's credit rating.

Shares in British banks were broadly up on the FTSE 100 in morning trading ahead of an Italian debt sale.

Staggering around covered in fake blood, eating bank notes and uttering gutteral moans on the state of the economy, demonstrators dressed as "corporate zombies" are making a stand against Wall Street bankers.

Shares in British banks were mixed on the FTSE 100 in morning trading after a surprise no vote from the Slovak parliament upset European Union plans to increase the size and power of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF).

British and US special forces have seized 11 Somali Pirates in a stormed raid on a hijacked Italian cargo ship off the coast of the Horn of Africa

Shares in British banks were broadly down on the FTSE 100 in morning trading as investors, unusually perhaps, awaited news from Slovakia.

These are a selection of images from the past few days which capture the ongoing Occupy Wall Street campaign as it begins to spread across the country.

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The BBC have apologised to the EU after Daily Telegraph columnist, Peter Oborne repeatedly called an EU representative an idiot.

The European stock index futures fell on Friday, putting shares on course to record their biggest quarterly decline since 2008 following the collapse of the Lehman Brothers.

Manchester United have regained their position on the top of the most expensive football teams by brand value.

The FTSE 100 bounced back Tuesday amid hopes that the International Monetary Fund is soon to agree a package to resolve the debt crisis.

Greece will receive the next batch of bailout loans in time to avoid a disastrous default, the finance minister said on Tuesday.

Britain's FTSE 100 index opened sharply higher Tuesday, tracking strong gains in Wall Street and in Asia, as European investors are becoming increasingly hopeful that euro zone officials will find a way to stem Greece's debt crisis.

A British cargo ship carrying silver worth £135 million in today's money has been located deep in the North Atlantic, 70 years after it was sunk by a German torpedo.

A weak global economy will put downward pressure on Britain's high rate of inflation and as a result the sterling will have to remain weak, according the newest policymaker at the Bank of England Ben Broadbent.

The CEO of Swiss bank UBS, Oswald Grubel, has quit after the bank lost an estimated $2.3bn in the wake of an alleged rogue trading scandal.