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The BoE says it will also issue a £10 note featuring Jane Austen around 2017.

Federation of Small Businesses report shows many expect to grow and hire staff in 2014.

Richard Meddings handed over risk governance to Peter Sands.

Rightmove says housing sector recovery in country gaining momentum.

BoE chief economist Spencer Dale says property market could turn from 'lukewarm to scalding hot'.

Bank of England policymaker says would be foolish to curb housing market so early in UK recovery.

Fitch downgraded the UK to AA+ in April on weaker economic and fiscal outlook.

Warwick Business School claims high probability of UK housing bubble amid unaffordable values and sluggish earnings.

Official figures show UK goods exports in decline despite an emerging global recovery

UK's financial district has submitted plans to build 3,100 homes alongside skyscrapers

Bank of England Governor keeping eye on UK house prices as they rise sharply amid Help to Buy.

In Rics survey, 59% more surveyors expect house prices to rise further.

Goldman Sachs warns wages must increase for 'Abenomics' to succeed.

Halifax says Help to Buy and Funding for Lending fuelling demand amid weak supply, but falling wages add constraint.

US nonfarm payrolls data expected to show an increase of 180,000 jobs for November.

George Osborne says young people should not go 'from school to the dole'.

George Osborne says the OBR anticipates unemployment to fall to 7% in 2015.

Investors await the UK government's Autumn Statement, due out at 11:15GMT.

Markit/CIPS PMI survey shows fastest pace of UK construction output growth in six years during November.

Funding for Lending Scheme delivers improved credit conditions, but net lending to SMEs down in third quarter.

Regulator asks banks to confirm they have not engaged in poor practices after Lawrence Tomlinson claims.

Nationwide reports fastest annual pace of UK house price growth in November since July 2010.

Carney clarifies Bank of England powerless to stop Help to Buy if housing bubble emerges, despite government claims it could.

Funding for Lending shifted to focus entirely on supporting business lending rather than easing consumer credit.

Government defeated in the House of Lords by five votes on tougher law proposals for bankers.

Government adviser slammed RBS for engineering businesses into default while also profiting from their struggles

Governor Mark Carney welcomes review which could see BoE apply tighter leverage ratio rules than Basel demands.

Mark Carney tells Treasury Select Committee Financial Conduct Authority's must launch investigation.

BoE governor Carney gives evidence to House of Commons Treasury Committee.

Leigh-Pemberton, also known as Lord Kingsdown, was Bank of England governor on Black Wednesday.