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8-bed London home whose owner inspired character in 'Pygmalion' and 'My Fair Lady' on sale.

Protests calling for Zuma to resign from office have grown in popularity in recent months.

'Automation in the workplace good for consumers but bad for society' he said.

Amid economic turmoil, poll reveals three out of four people in Belarus would not vote for Lukashenko.

Virgin Group founder made comments at launch of company's new train in London.

Labour's Shadow Chancellor picks holes in George Osborne's missed Budget targets.

Negative interest rates fail to give markets the confidence to boost major economies.

The Dow Jones also closed down 123.47 points, or 0.7%, to settle at 16,516.50.

Net trade was another big drag on the economic growth, falling 0.4%, with production output dropping 0.5%.

New generation of workers eager to jump ship to get what they need.

Spot gold XAU touched $1,260.60 an ounce on 11 February, the highest since February 2015.

The ongoing oil crisis and the pro-market government led by Narendra Modi have boosted India's economy.

The United States ranked 51st and the UK ranked 54th on Bloomberg's 2016 misery index.

The leftist-led government's pension reform plan has slashed workers' salaries to meet targets set by the country's foreign creditors.

Deutsche Bank estimates the probability of recession in the next 12 months at 46%.

Other banks such as Barclays too have been on a cost cutting drive in recent years.

Chancellor George Osborne warned 'there may be bumpy times ahead' for Britain's economy.

The annual GDP growth added up to 2.2% in 2015, well below the 2.9% increase reported in 2014.

Dow Jones closed 1.4% lower despite higher oil prices.

The US lifted export payment and financing restrictions and eased airline travel.

Hedge fund guru famous for successfully betting against the British pound in the 1990s is bearish on China.

Brazil's economic woes are killing the party spirit.

The growing pay gap between the top 1% and the rest of the workforce is not good for business.

EXCLUSIVE: Underground spokeswoman tells IBTimes UK that there is no new roll-out date.

Schmidt said the UK's 'regulatory environment' and role within Europe had transformed its reputation.

Cameron and Osborne successfully sold the 'public spending crisis' interpretation to the public.

Analysts say the government is still borrowing too much as November figures rise by £1.3bn.

Overall growth in Scotland remains forecast at 1.9% for 2015, down on year before figures, Dr Gary Gillespie says.

Yellen says the increase reflects the Federal Reserve's confidence in the US economy.

Director General John Longworth says the delay is costing the country business.