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Bank of England targeted by costumed demonstrators demanding better recognition of historic women figures.

Co-op Bank pulled out of bid for 632 Lloyds branches and revealed £1.5bn capital hole on balance sheet.

US labour market data can influence the Fed's QE decision

However, markets are waiting for US job figures, which could have an impact on Federal Reserve bond programme.

Mercer’s investment experts say speculation that QE may end proves to be good news

Halifax data shows prices in the three months ending in June were 3.7% higher than a year ago.

The ECB and the BoE are expected to keep interest-rates unchanged.

Former NYU professor Heleen Mees charged with sending harassing mails to esteemed industry economist

Markit/CIPS PMI data for powerhouse UK service sector says employment and new business in sharpest rises for six years.

RBS reviewing how it lends to SMEs with view of increasing flow of credit to small firms.

Business activity stabilises in commercial and civil engineering sub-sectors.

Manufacturing, exports and services see strong growth pointing to recovery.

Schroders’ European Economist Azad Zangana details what the future may hold for Britain with its new Bank of England leader

Seasonally adjusted Markit/CIPS Purchasing Managers' Index rises to 52.5 in June from 51.5 in May.

As the new head he seeks to speed up Britain's exit from economic stagnation.

BoE data shows total loans to SMEs fell 2.8% in three months to May, despite credit easing schemes.

Average price of a UK house increased 0.4% on month in June.

IBTimes UK looks at what Carney, govenror Mervyn King's successor, could do with QE, interest rates and forward guidance.

Nationwide house price index shows London's average 5% above pre-crisis levels as rest of UK wallows 9% below.

Investment manager James Humphreys says putting Carney on a pedestal will mean it’s impossible for him to deliver

RBS and NatWest will contact small businesses directly to encourage them to borrow more money.

British Chancellor George Osborne will announce £11.5bn ($17.7 billion) of spending cuts today

BBA says UK banks approved a total of 65,752 mortgages in May, up 4,490 from April.

Financial Stability Board sets up taskforce after Barclays, RBS and UBS settle with regulators.

Bank of England draws up list of candidates including Jane Austen, Emmeline Pankhurst and the Bronte sisters.

Bank of England regulators say five banks - RBS, Lloyds, Barclays, Co-operative Bank and Nationwide - have capital shortfalls.

About 36% of respondents in a Halifax survey feel they would never be able to own a home.

Deputy governor Tucker's involvement in Libor undermined chance of getting BoE governor role.

UK industrial output rises 0.1% from March, as manufacturing declines by 0.2%

Exports of ships, aircraft, precious stones and silver about £0.5bn higher in April over March.