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Britain 'on brink of credit crunch slump'

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Britain 'on brink of credit crunch slump' - The UK economy faces its first recession for 16 years, with both property market shares at risk of serious slump, banks have warned Terraced houses graph Rubbish tax plan binned at last minute - A nationwide pay-as-you-throw scheme force more households recycle rubbish has been dumped as was about be approved wheelie bin



Britain 'on brink of credit crunch slump'  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
The UK economy faces its first recession for 16 years, with both the property market and shares at risk of a serious slump, banks have warned Terraced houses and graph
Rubbish tax plan binned at last minute  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
A nationwide pay-as-you-throw scheme to force more households to recycle their rubbish has been dumped as it was about to be approved wheelie bin
Market report: Thursday latest  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
11.15:Vodafone continues to ring all the right numbers with investors and the shares raced to yet another six-year high Share traders
Watchdog: 'British Gas is still failing'  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
The British Gas drive to retain and gain customers with price cuts has not been matched by promised improvements in its service record, the energy industry watchdog said today Phil Bentley British Gas
Microsoft beats Google to '£7.5bn' Facebook deal  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
Software giant Microsoft has seen off competition from bitter rival Google to purchase a 1.6% stake in popular social networking site Facebook, valuing it at £7.5bn Zuckerberg - Facebook
Minister's admission on 'terrible' tax  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
An industry minister has admitted that the increase in capital gains tax for small firms is seen as terrible by businessmen
Merrill subprime shock to shake markets  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
Merrill Lynch is poised to reveal losses from bad mortgages $2.5bn higher than expected, potentially throwing world stock markets into renewed strife Asian share trader
Britain 'on brink of credit crunch slump' A nationwide pay-as-you-throw scheme force more households recycle rubbish has been dumped as was about be approved wheelie bin "> Rubbish tax plan binned at last minute - A nationwide pay-as-you-throw scheme force more households recycle rubbish has been dumped as was about be approved wheelie bin ">

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Britain 'on brink of credit crunch slump'

 Home  Oct, 2007

Britain 'on brink of credit crunch slump' - The UK economy faces its first recession for 16 years, with both property market shares at risk of serious slump, banks have warned Terraced houses graph Rubbish tax plan binned at last minute - A nationwide pay-as-you-throw scheme force more households recycle rubbish has been dumped as was about be approved wheelie bin



Britain 'on brink of credit crunch slump'  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
The UK economy faces its first recession for 16 years, with both the property market and shares at risk of a serious slump, banks have warned Terraced houses and graph
Rubbish tax plan binned at last minute  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
A nationwide pay-as-you-throw scheme to force more households to recycle their rubbish has been dumped as it was about to be approved wheelie bin
Market report: Thursday latest  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
11.15:Vodafone continues to ring all the right numbers with investors and the shares raced to yet another six-year high Share traders
Watchdog: 'British Gas is still failing'  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
The British Gas drive to retain and gain customers with price cuts has not been matched by promised improvements in its service record, the energy industry watchdog said today Phil Bentley British Gas
Microsoft beats Google to '£7.5bn' Facebook deal  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
Software giant Microsoft has seen off competition from bitter rival Google to purchase a 1.6% stake in popular social networking site Facebook, valuing it at £7.5bn Zuckerberg - Facebook
Minister's admission on 'terrible' tax  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
An industry minister has admitted that the increase in capital gains tax for small firms is seen as terrible by businessmen
Merrill subprime shock to shake markets  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
Merrill Lynch is poised to reveal losses from bad mortgages $2.5bn higher than expected, potentially throwing world stock markets into renewed strife Asian share trader
Property 'vulnerable', warns Bank guru  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
Bank of England housing guru Kate Barker has warned house prices have risen beyond a reasonable level, leaving the UK 'vulnerable' to a significant property downturn Falling house prices
New push to boost child trust fund take-up  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
The Government is writing to all parents who have not used their free voucher to open a Child Trust Fund parents with baby
Insurance fraud bosses jailed for years  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
Former insurance chief Michael Bright and two of his former directors were jailed for up to seven years each today for covering up one of Britain's 'worst commercial disasters' Michael Bright
Facebook users warned on ID fraud threat  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
An investigation by BBC1's Watchdog has shown that Facebook users are exposing themselves to a serious risk of identity theft Facebook
Saints targeted by secretive hedge fund  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
The mystery bidder for Southampton Football Club can be named today as Mayfair hedge fund Sisu Capital Gareth Bale Southampton Spurs
Watchdogs to quiz 1,000 new home buyers  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
People who bought new-build homes in the past two years are to be invited to take part in a major inquiry into the property market Surveyor
Watchdog to revamp advertising rules  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
Financial advertising should soon be easier to understand, but consumer groups are worried the new regime may be too lax FSA logo
Resolution's £2bn cash carrot to save merger  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
Resolution made a last-ditch attempt to protect its £8bn merger with Friends Provident today, promising to make a massive return of cash to shareholders if they back the deal Clive Cowdery
Insurance bosses face years in jail  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
Three former Independent Insurance executives face sentencing today after being found guilty of trying to cover up one of Britain's 'worst commercial disasters' Philip Condon
Nightmare stalks the Bank  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
Until the events of this summer, when credit markets froze, the Bank of England's Financial Stability Report received short shrift
This financial watchdog has no teeth  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
If protecting vulnerable Northern Rock savers is not a job for the Financial Services Authority then what is?
Hetherington: Failure to Google rogue trader; British Gas bills; Pacific Continental  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
Every week, Tony Hetherington replies to readers' letters, adding comments, advice and the results of his inquiries
30 second guide to mutual legal assistance  [10/25/2007 01:17 PM]
The Daily Mail City Team explain how countries can help each other via mutual legal asistance