Britain risks seeing its standard of living hit if it leaves the European Union, according to the head of the world's largest bond fund.
Prime Minister David Cameron has denied the end of contracting out of the state second pension will create a wave of further closures of final salary pension schemes.
Advisers remain cautious about the prospects for the UK in 2013 and over the ability of Prime Minister David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne to lead the country's recovery, research suggests.
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David Cameron has issued one of his strongest defences of the banking sector yet, telling the Lord Major's banquet those who "trash the banks would end up trashing Britain".
The UK Statistics Authority has called for a review into the early release of sensitive economic data after Prime Minister David Cameron appeared to let slip details of Q3 GDP ahead of time.
Prime Minister David Cameron has been accused of revealing that tomorrow's GDP figure will meet positive expectations, in an apparent slip-up that could have breached the embargo on the official data.
Prime Minister David Cameron has warned the UK is facing an "hour of reckoning" in his speech to the Conservative Party conference.
The UK economy is going through a "slow and difficult healing process" but there are positive signs for the future, the Prime Minister has said.