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Court rules for German heiress in rich divorce

LONDON (Reuters) - The Court of Appeal has ruled that a pre-nuptial agreement made overseas is still valid in Britain, a decision that could have far-reaching implications for those going through divorce.

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Crackdown on consumer credit industry

LONDON (Reuters) - The government has set out its thinking on curbing the wilder excesses of the consumer credit industry, in a white paper published on Thursday.

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Rates on hold for a year

LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England will leave rates unchanged for another year and is coming to the end of a quantitative easing programme that economists say will prove to have been effective, according to a Reuters poll.

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Gas suppliers told to improve service

LONDON (Reuters) - Fewer than one in four gas customers are happy with the way their suppliers address complaints, a disappointing level of service that needs to improve, the energy regulator said on Tuesday.

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Poll seeks scapegoat for credit crisis

LONDON (Reuters) - Greedy bankers are routinely blamed for the credit crisis but one poll of -- well, financiers -- spreads the blame more widely.

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GDP posts biggest fall since 1958

LONDON (Reuters) - The economy contracted at a much sharper pace than initially thought and at its fastest rate in more than 50 years in the first three months of this year, official data showed on Tuesday.

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Faulty 20ps offer bonanza

LONDON (Reuters) - A specialist firm has offered to buy faulty 20p pieces for 50 pounds, sending Britons scrambling in search of one of the approximately 50,000 undated coins.

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Lloyds to cut further 2,100 banking jobs

LONDON (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group said on Tuesday it will cut a further 2,100 jobs, bringing the total number of job losses to about 7,000 since the group took over rival HBOS in January.

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Consumer confidence hits 14-month high

LONDON (Reuters) - Consumer morale improved in June to its best in 14 months as people became confident their own finances would improve for the first time in more than a year, a survey showed on Tuesday.

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House prices up for second month

LONDON (Reuters) - House prices rose for the second month running in June, leaving them less than 10 percent down on a year ago, the Nationwide building society said on Tuesday, in another sign the market may be stabilising.


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