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BT has acquired ESPN's UK and Ireland sports channels, along with exclusive FA Cup coverage.

Stock markets suffer triple-digit declines and bond yields spike higher as investors fear Italian political crisis may have an impact on fragile eurozone recovery.

Tony Pulis has revealed the reasons behind Jack Butland's decision to choose a move to Stoke rather than Chelsea.

Europe's top competition authority expands its anti-trust investigation into banks and brokers manipulating rates

FSA claims it had been working with US authorities since 2008 over Libor scandal.

Cancer on brain turned petty crook into bank robber who held up Barclay's branch in Oxon town, appeal judges rule.

While the public see bankers' bonuses as excessive and unfair, capping the amount could lead to significant trouble in the future

UK regulator fines three Lloyds Group Banking units for systems and controls failures in providing customers compensation

The yen extends its weak run against dollar and euro as G20 nations refrains from singling out Japan.

Exclusive: Guto Bebb tells IBTimes UK about interest rate swap scandal and bank intimidation.

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce speaks about the importance of bringing players from the academy.

ING to slash 1,400 jobs in the Netherlands and 1,000 in Belgium as part of separate restructurings in these countries.

Japanese investors turn to profit-taking as yen strengthens against its major peers.

Antony Jenkins tells Bloomberg Television that a 'fundamentally different environment' for banks demands big changes in costs and capital - but payoff may not come until 2015

Britain's second biggest lender plans 3,700 job cuts as CEO Antony Jenkins prepares major transformation of bank culture

CEO Stephen Hester and chairman Philip Hampton to face bank standards commission.

Barclays to close tax unit SCM, while reports say CEO Antony Jenkins will axe 2000 jobs and £2bn of costs

MPs' expenses, Libor fixing, phone hacking and bent police no longer make us angry, says Lucy P.

Jamie Carragher will have a significant role to play at Liverpool during the remainder of this season and beyond

Russian club Zenit St Petersburg have been linked to Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel

Despite settling with US and UK authorities for £390m over Libor manipulation, RBS still faces fight for survival.

Regulators hit RBS in another day of shame for British banks but Treasury says taxpayers will not foot bill.

US Commodity Futures Trading Commission says manipulation continued after state-owned bank told of probe

Stuart Gulliver and Douglas Flint give evidence to the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards over the spate of scandals

State-owned bank says it is in 'late-stage' discussions with authorities and expects to pay 'significant' penalties.

Company founder Michael Dell and Silver Lake buy computer firm in deal worth $24.4bn.

Britain's second-biggest lender sets aside another £1bn to cover costs associated with mis-selling scandals.

Chancellor George Osborne's threat to break-up UK banks adds pressure to shares as FTSE tumbles from near five year high

Departure comes as bank faces SFO and FSA probe into 2008 deal with Qatar Investment Authority.

Consortium includes Michael Dell, Silver Lake Partners and Microsoft.