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Rangers lodge administration papers

Rangers Football Club has lodged legal papers signalling its intention to enter administration.Read

Dizaei found guilty for second time

Britain's most controversial police chief faces a return to jail after being found guilty of corruption for a second time.Read

Clegg champions youth jobs drive

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has appealed to businesses to sign up to the coalition's drive to tackle youth unemployment.Read

Banks loaned SMEs less cash in 2011

Lending by Britain's top five banks shrank every quarter last year - an embarrassing blow to the Chancellor's Project Merlin agreement.Read

Briton extradition appeal rejected

A retired British businessman will be extradited to the United States within 10 days after failing in his latest attempt to block the move, his lawyer said.Read

Bank lending fell throughout 2011

Lending by Britain's top five banks shrank every quarter last year, official figures have revealed, in an embarrassing blow to the Chancellor's Project Merlin agreement.Read

Job prospects to worsen, says study

Job prospects are set to worsen in the coming months as firms make workers redundant, with unemployment sliding closer to the three million mark, according to a new report.Read

Growth forecasts for UK slashed

A leading business body has slashed the UK's growth forecasts again but believes the economy will narrowly avoid another recession.Read

Houston death overshadows Grammys

The Grammys got under way, with the Recording Academy trying to focus on music's biggest night after of the death of one of music's biggest names - Whitney Houston.Read

RBS bankers arrested in tax probe

Bankers from the Royal Bank of Scotland have been arrested as part of an ongoing probe into an alleged tax fraud.Read

Barclays sparks anger over bonuses

Barclays was accused of ignoring anger over bonuses and running "business as usual" as it revealed a £1.5 billion pot for investment bankers.Read

450 jobs face axe in Comet review

Struggling electricals chain Comet is poised to cut 450 jobs in a drive for the "significant savings" needed to safeguard its future.Read

25 die as blasts hit Syria city

Twenty-five people have been killed and 175 wounded in two explosions that targeted security compounds in the northern city of Aleppo, Syrian media reports.Read

Action on bonuses 'is pro-business'

Ed Miliband has accused the Government of defending the interests of the "irresponsible few" in the row over City bonuses.Read

Action on bonuses 'is pro business'

Ed Miliband has accused the Government of defending the interests of the "irresponsible few" in the row over City bonuses.Read

PM, Osborne 'wedded to old rules'

George Osborne is failing British businesses and families because he is the "last bastion of the old mindset", Ed Miliband is to claim.Read

PM urges more women in boardrooms

Britain's economic recovery is being held back by a lack of women in the boardroom, David Cameron has warned.Read

Moves to combat scrap metal theft

Scrap metal dealers found to be linked to the theft of railway signalling cable or other stolen metal are to be barred from the industry, the Government has announced.Read

Job vacancies up, but more applying

Recruitment firms have reported a modest increase in job opportunities, but more people are chasing each vacancy.Read

O2 staff in Olympics rehearsal

Thousands of staff at mobile phone giant O2 are taking part in a flexible working initiative as part of the firm's contingency plans for dealing with disruption during the Olympic Games.Read