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Royal Mail has hinted at legal action unless regulator Ofcom stops rival TNT Post UK "cherry-picking" its most lucrative mail delivery services. At the first annual shareholders' meeting in Royal Mail's 500-year history, a union official urged it to consider seeking a judicial review of the issue and Donald Brydon, chairman, did not rule it out. - Financial TimesBalfour Beatty, the UK's biggest construction company, is in talks with rival Carillion about a potential £3.05 billion merger to create a "market leading" giant. One source said that talks between the two sides are at a "medium" stage but there are still key terms of the combination to be decided on. - The TelegraphBailed-out Lloyds Banking Group appears poised to become the latest financial firm to be penalised for rigging Libor and is said to be facing a fine of between £200m and £300m. The bank, 24% owned by the taxpayer, is expected to pay the fine to the City regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority, as well as regulators in the US, which are involved the extensive investigation into the potential rigging of the benchmark interest rate. - The GuardianBarclays is attempting to have fraud allegations surrounding its so-called 'dark pool' trading platform thrown out of court. The British bank on Thursday filed a motion to have the major lawsuit, from Eric Schneiderman, the New York Attorney General, dismissed. Mr Schneiderman, the leading law official for the state of New York, alleged that the bank had engaged in "a flagrant pattern of fraud, deception and dishonesty with Barclays clients and the investing public".- The TelegraphUK house prices grew at the slowest pace in 18 months in July, a new survey has showed, suggesting that 'bigger forces' are at work in the property market other than the usual summer slowdown. Property analyst Hometrack said national property prices increased by 0.1 per cent this month, down from 0.3% in June and 0.5% in May. This is the lowest level of monthly growth seen since February 2013. - Daily Mail
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FCA summons bank chiefs over low savings rate concerns

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UK banks asked by lawmakers if they're 'exploiting' savers with low rates

LONDON, July 3 (Reuters) - British banks faced fresh criticism on Monday for the savings rates they offer to cash-strapped customers, in the latest intervention by parliament's influential Treasury Select Committee.

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IN BRIEF: Capita extends revolving credit facility to end of 2026

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UK banks criticised by lawmakers for 'measly' savings rates

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British mortgage lenders now have options in place to ease interest rate pain -FCA

LONDON, June 30 (Reuters) - Banks and building societies in Britain now have options in place to offer to mortgage customers to ease the pain of rising interest rates, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said on Friday.

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British mortgage lenders can offer options to help ease interest rate pain -FCA

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TOP NEWS: Barratt Developments sells over 600 homes to Lloyds Banking

(Alliance News) - Barratt Developments PLC on Friday said it will sell 604 homes to Citra Living Properties Ltd for GBP168.4 million in cash.

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UK's Barratt looks to boost revenue with $212.6 mln homes sale deal with Citra

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