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FTSE 100 movers: RBS hit by mortgage bond allegations, Vodafone by ML note

UK stocks inched lower on Friday, as investors continued to fret in the run up to Sunday's Greek referendum. As of 14:30 BST, the FTSE 100 was trading 0.5% lower at 6,595, led by Vodafone after a negative note on the telecoms giant by Merrill Lynch, which told clients it felt the stock's recovery re

London midday: Banks, miners slip as risk appetite declines ahead of Greek vote

UK stocks slipped on a quiet Friday, with US markets closed ahead of the Fourth of July holiday and as investor sentiment remained driven by Sunday's upcoming referendum in Greece. With polls suggesting the Greek public's vote on bailout proposals remains too close to call, investors were scaling ba

Sector movers: Telcos, natural resources stocks lead London market lower

Telecommunications and natural resources stocks led the London market lower on Friday, ahead of the Greek bailout referendum on Sunday. The blue chip FTSE 100 closed down 0.67% or 44.69 points at 6585.78 as the sell-off in mining stocks continued with base metals prices sliding yet again after a bri

TOP NEWS: Greek Supreme Court To Rule On Legality Of Referendum

London open: UK stocks slip ahead of Greek referendum, RBS

UK stocks opened slightly lower on Friday morning head of a crucial weekend for Greece, as the government holds a referendum on European bailout proposals. With Friday's economic data calendar looking sparse, investor sentiment was likely to be driven by developments in Athens, as the latest polls s

London pre-open: Flat start expected with investors nervous ahead of Greek referendum

UK stocks are expected to open flat on Friday morning as market pause for breath ahead of a quiet day, with investors awaiting a pivotal weekend for Greece. City sources predict the FTSE 100 will open four points lower than Thursday's close of 6,630.47. "With only tier-2 data releases in the calend

LONDON BRIEFING: BP Shares Upgraded Amid Relief Over US Settlement

Ofcom fines EE £1m for customer service failures

UK regulator Ofcom said on Friday that it has fined EE £1m for failing to comply with its rules on handling customer complaints. The investigation into Britain's largest mobile phone company, which is currently in the process of being taken over by BT, was part of the regulator's wider monitoring an

UK Regulator Fines EE GBP1 Million For Complaints Handling Failures

UPDATE: Sky Calls On Regulator For Full UK Broadband Market Investigation

Sky Calls On Ofcom For Full UK Broadband Market Investigation

TOP NEWS: Greece Closes Banks And Limits ATM Withdrawals

LONDON BRIEFING: Stocks Sold Off As Greece Crisis Intensifies

LONDON MARKET PRE-OPEN: Stock Sell-Off Seen On Fears Over Greece

Sunday newspaper round-up: Network Rail, Sky, Channel 4

Network Rail directors have been meeting with government officials to explore the potential quasi-privatisation of the company, the Sunday Times reported. The idea is being considered as a way to fix its service and prevent costs from spiralling on major projects. The newspaper cited senior sources