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UK Chancellor George Osborne, Labour's Ed Balls and FSB's John Allan among critics and supporters

Bank of England Governor unleashes forward guidance by tying base rate to unemployment

House prices in the three months to July rose 4.6%, compared to a year ago

Co-founder of Platform Black says all programmes and incentives to get banks lending to SMEs are falling flat

House prices rose 3.9% year-on-year in July, the sharpest yearly increase since August 2010

The US economy is expected to have created 184,000 jobs in July.

Parties reward donors and loyal employees as Lords swells further.

BoE and ECB to announce interest rate decisions during the day.

Overall shop prices declined 0.5% annually in July, compared to a 0.2% dip in June.

Walthamstow MP stands up in support of feminist campaigner Caroline Criado-Perez - only to suffer same abuse.

Average house price rose 0.3% in July, down from 0.4% in June, according to Hometrack.

Petition demanding improvement to Twitter's abuse procedures reaches 50,000 signatures in wake of Caroline Criado-Perez threats.

Daniel Stewart's chief economist guides us through the week ahead for central bank meetings and economic data

Cunliffe, who is UK's permanent representative to EU, replaces Paul Tucker.

GDP expands 0.6% in second quarter as Chancellor says Britain on the mend.

Victory for campaigners who pushed for famous woman to replace Charles Darwin as historic icon.

Shawbrook, an emerging challenger bank, grew its deposits by 514% in 2012 alone.

Housing sector receives boost with mortgage lending in June increasing to £15bn, up 2% from May.

Bank of England minutes show monetary policymakers back new governor's forward guidance on holding rates at 0.5%

ONS shows spike in UK CPI inflation although data comes in lower than forecasts

All UK regions post on-year price increases for first time in three years due to better borrowing environment

Reed survey of 1,500 employees shows growing confidence among UK staff.

The number of loans advanced to first-time buyers increased by 41.8% on year to 25,100 in May, according to the CML.

Comparatively small amount of fines from its predecessor FSA are a result of focus on punishing individuals

Chancellor George Osborne defends Help to Buy mortgage intervention against criticism it is creating new property bubble.

Homebuilder says profit for 2012/13 full year would beat the top end of analysts' forecasts.

Action group representing 15,000 pensioners say the PRA is risking bank nationalisation with capital requirement demands

Government schemes to increase mortgage lending boosted buyer demand

Industrial production is unlikely to contribute to economic growth as factory output declines 0.8% in May.

Chancellor Osborne will give regulators more power, despite Bank of England warning on giving watchdogs too much to do.