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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.

US stock index futures declined to session lows after the close on Friday, following the Paris attacks.

Holidaymakers are likely to scared away for the near future.

Ahead of the 24-hour Tube the government needs to make life easier for pubs, clubs and restaurants.

Pro-European group launches campaign to keep Britain in the EU.

Carney believes that there is "still time to act" but that "the window is finite and it's closing".

Chancellor George Osborne called for more Chinese investment in the UK.

The recent stockmarket decline may have caused Trump's portfolio to lose over $1m.

Weak outlook on inflation rate has made analysts think an interest rate rise in 2015 would be too soon.

Rich rewards for CEO Antony Jenkins despite being sacked by Barclays for failing to turn round bank.

As its bigger neighbour China flounders, will Mongolia be the next bull market?

Growth in the Philippines is taking off.

Higher inflation is expected to tighten the job market, edging down average pay.

Clothing sales experienced a cold shower, but furniture sales performed best in May

Agreement expected to be submitted to IMF executive board for consideration.

Athens decided to postpone the payment of the €300m (£218m, $338m) loan – a highly unusual step, but one that does not yet signal a formal default.

Increase in oil production and continued government spending will help support country, says IMF.

HSBC China manufacturing PMI rose to 49.2 in May from 48.9 in April, while Japan PMI surged to 50.9 in May from 49.9.

European Union risks pricing itself out of global economy with excessive regulation, says chancellor

Japan says country's economy expanded at its fastest pace in a year in January-March.

The US firm is looking to tap into the trend for premium burgers.

The pro-business leader has had one year to make his mark on one of the world's fastest growing economies.

Germany called on its G7 counterparts to show economic opportunity of clean energy.

Early positive response to a Conservative victory is set to make way for caution.