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Advisers do not stand alone when it comes to regulation and Europe. Paul Robertson talks to Steve White, your man in Brussels

The Dilnot Commission may have come up with a workable solution to the adult social care problem but, as Peter Barnett explains, it has to get past the politician.

Standard Life investments' global investment strategist Richard Batty examines the implications of Living in a world of debt.

Although the second bailout of Greece may have calmed markets in the short-term, the recent volatility in Italian and Spanish bond markets signalled the beginning of a new and critical phase.

Martin Currie China fund manager James Chong examines the growing sophistication of the Chinese market.

Boris Johnson has called on the Chancellor to cut National Insurance (NI) and scrap the 50p higher income tax rate.

George Osborne has defended the government's economic policies after new figures showed a slowdown in growth, and claimed the UK is a 'safe haven' compared to other nations.

The UK economy grew by just 0.2% in the second quarter of the year, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said today.

More public sector pensions uproar, UK recovery fears and still no deal on the US debt ceiling. Our round-up of the news from the nationals.

Citigroup and Scotia Capital have predicted a 0.2% contraction in GDP growth for the second quarter, renewing fears of a double-dip recession in the UK.