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Rental prices in the capital rose by 6.2 per cent in the year to September, the highest rise since 2006, official figures show
Economists had expected a modest fall, and some now predict a rise in interest rates in November
Markets watching to see if conflict spreads and affects 'real variables in the region'
Bosses say platform stands against terrorism and is taking steps to protect its community
A rout in the bond markets is worrying equity traders that a crash in share prices might not be far behind
Acquisition of the Call of Duty maker approved after agreement to sell streaming rights to Ubisoft Entertainment
GDP rose 0.2 per cent in August, following a 0.6 per cent fall in July, according to official figures
Economic modelling by Lloyd's of London shows catastrophic food and water shocks would be triggered by extreme weather
More than seven million people passed through the London airport in September, as it prepares for a change in leadership
Stamp duty rise will help Britain's young buy homes, shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves says
Move follows a weekend of busy negotiations, with Bank of England sounding out potential buyers
A workshop in London is resurrecting a moribund craft - one country at a time
Six-bedroom super-prime property in trendy St John's Wood is on the market for £15 million
As wage growth outstrips inflation, cost-of-living pressures begin to ease slightly
UK's central bank leaves cost of borrowing unchanged after a surprise fall in inflation
