The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) must inject a further £50bn into Britain's fragile economy to stave off a double-dip recession, the British Chamber of Commerce warns.

Bank of England governor Mervyn King yesterday encouraged regulators to take a more proactive stance in combatting risks to the financial system, warning banks' own risk models were not strong enough.

Editors of the Financial Times, Guardian, Reuters and the Times have written to the FSA urging it to scrap "misguided" anti-leak rules designed to curb journalists' contacts with regulated firms.

Norwich & Peterbourgh Building Society (N&P)has written to its Keydata customers saying it is still "actively seeking a resolution" to the situation.

The Arch cru cells suspended last week from the Channel Islands Stock Exchange (CISX) have resumed trading.

IFAs who help clients invested in Keydata complete compensation scheme forms could leave themselves without professional indemnity insurance (PII) if future claims arise, lawyers warn.

More than 100 clients of AWD Chase de Vere are understood to be re-assessing the advice they received on investments made in Keydata.

AWD Chase de Vere exposed a client to Keydata at more than twice the appropriate level considering his medium attitude to risk, the financial Ombudsman (FOS) has ruled.

Global currency wars pose "a real threat" to economic recovery, the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Dominique Strauss-Kahn, warns.

'Wealth creators' are not dirty words and Britain must get behind its entrepreneurs, the Prime Minister says.