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- Cuckolds, horns and other explanations
Just how insulting is the gesture made by the Portuguese finance minister, and what exactly does it mean?
- Feeding the poor strains India's finances
Millions of Indians are looking for welfare schemes in Monday's budget, but industry wants economic stimulus to boost growth.
- Colleges sitting on £44m surplus
The six new further education colleges in Northern Ireland are sitting on a surplus of cash amounting to £44m, it is revealed.
- Assembly to have special debate
There will be a special sitting of the Assembly next week to debate the finance minister's June budget statement.
- Pensions 'threat' to Royal Mail
Failure to resolve the Royal Mail's huge pension deficit threatens the UK's universal postal service, it has been claimed.
- Indian growth of 7% 'is possible'
Economic growth of 7% in India is possible this year, according to a report from the country's finance ministry.
- Plan to scrap one-way Piccadilly
The one-way traffic system at London's Piccadilly Circus could be replaced under £10m plans designed to cut congestion.
- Failed savers claim 'negligence'
Guernsey's financial regulator is facing fresh accusations of negligence from savers who lost money when Icelandic bank Landsbanki collapsed.
- Consultation call on missile plan
Scotland's finance secretary calls for a longer consultation on plans to cut 125 jobs at missile testing ranges in the Western Isles.
- Regions and territories: Hong Kong
An overview of Hong Kong, including key facts, political leaders and notes on the media
- MPs' second jobs to be disclosed
New rules come into force requiring MPs to disclose income from second jobs and how much time devoted to them.
- Timeline: China
A chronology of key events
- US slaps sanctions on Iran firm
The US imposes sanctions on an Iranian firm accused of helping North Korea develop its nuclear weapons programme.
- Police chief's fears over funding
Dr Tim Brain, Gloucestershire's Chief Constable, warns all police work could face drastic financial cutbacks over the next four years.
- City Diaries: 1 July
This week our diarists reflect on the reality of working in the City during turbulent times. Our City Diaries are written by people who work in finance.
- City Diaries: "Laura"
Laura (not her real name) works for a commercial bank in London. She is commenting on the frustrations of working in the financial services in the current climate.
- City Diaries: 'Anthony'
Our City Diaries are written by people who work in finance and have had a front row seat as their industry goes through the biggest changes in decades.
- Banks grant Johnston Press time
The newspaper group, Johnston Press, has been given more time by its lenders to renegotiate its debt.
- At-a-glance: Draft programme
The key points of Gordon Brown's draft legislative programme.
- Cost of Royal Family rises £1.5m
The Royal Family cost every UK person 69p last year - an increase of 3p on 2007/8, Buckingham Palace accounts show.
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