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BBC Business News:
House prices 'will keep falling'
House prices in the UK are likely to fall for another two years, the chairman of one of the world's most powerful banks warns.
Prepay energy meters are 'unjust'
Millions of households on pre-payment meters are paying 'unjust' charges, the Energy Minister Malcolm Wicks has said.
Mortgage squeeze tightens further
The mortgage squeeze continues to tighten with a further drop in lending, says the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
Oil price drop in volatile market
The price of oil records its biggest weekly drop, slipping under $130 a barrel as US consumers use less gasoline.
Gas bills 'to top £1,000 a year'
Energy bills could rise by more than 60% within the next few years, the UK's biggest domestic energy supplier warns.
Unsafe chargers 'flooding' the UK
Trading Standards says hundreds of thousands of unsafe chargers for mobiles and games consoles could have come into the UK
Darling: Public feel 'squeezed'
Chancellor Alistair Darling tells Cabinet colleagues not to expect more cash for the public sector.
MPs warning over haulage industry
Ministers are urged to do more to help UK hauliers compete against those based in continental Europe.
Dolls' house dispute: Barbie firm triumphs in Bratz court case
Mattel triumphs in a copyright court case against the maker of the popular Bratz dolls, MGA Entertainment.
Robert Peston
Why changing the fiscal rules could be perilous for the PM
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House prices 'will keep falling'
House prices in the UK are likely to fall for another two years, the chairman of one of the world's most powerful banks warns.
Prepay energy meters are 'unjust'
Millions of households on pre-payment meters are paying 'unjust' charges, the Energy Minister Malcolm Wicks has said.
Mortgage squeeze tightens further
The mortgage squeeze continues to tighten with a further drop in lending, says the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
Oil price drop in volatile market
The price of oil records its biggest weekly drop, slipping under $130 a barrel as US consumers use less gasoline.
Gas bills 'to top £1,000 a year'
Energy bills could rise by more than 60% within the next few years, the UK's biggest domestic energy supplier warns.
Unsafe chargers 'flooding' the UK
Trading Standards says hundreds of thousands of unsafe chargers for mobiles and games consoles could have come into the UK
Darling: Public feel 'squeezed'
Chancellor Alistair Darling tells Cabinet colleagues not to expect more cash for the public sector.
MPs warning over haulage industry
Ministers are urged to do more to help UK hauliers compete against those based in continental Europe.
Dolls' house dispute: Barbie firm triumphs in Bratz court case
Mattel triumphs in a copyright court case against the maker of the popular Bratz dolls, MGA Entertainment.
Robert Peston
Why changing the fiscal rules could be perilous for the PM
other links
