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• MoD denies army kit is unsuitable - 6:50 pm
• Landlords subject tenants to rigorous checks - 6:45 pm
• Trade credit claims double to £316m - 6:45 pm
• BHP takes $675m writedown on Yabulu sale - 6:45 pm
• Easier terms for funding of council pensions - 6:40 pm
• From the archives: Thatcher paints a bright picture of EEC deal - 6:40 pm
• Iron Lady pitiful at Fontainebleau, says envoy - 6:40 pm
• Can sport triumphs kick off recovery? - 6:40 pm
• Impact felt in US corridors of power - 6:35 pm
• Women in the boardroom - 6:35 pm
• Ferguson and Frost unite for property venture - 6:35 pm
• Punch's £375m cash call approved - 6:30 pm
• Full text: Palin resignation speech - 6:30 pm
• Caravanning renaissance Return of the caravan dawns as Britons choose to holiday at home - 6:15 pm
• Water supplier calls for big price rise - 6:10 pm
• Corus sets aside threat to sue - 6:10 pm
• James Ensor at the MoMA - 6:10 pm
• Taliban step up attacks in Helmand valley - 6:05 pm
• Rio Tinto completes $15.2bn share sale - 6:05 pm
• Nick Page's Ethiopian band - 6:05 pm

• Baxi agrees EU1.7bn merger with De Dietrich - 5:50 pm
• Tesco sees off share options revolt - 5:45 pm
• World Bank sees signs of LatAm bounceback - 5:35 pm
• For drama, the fortnight is still Murray's - 5:20 pm
• Don't bet on the market in Jackson memorabilia - 5:15 pm

• Index suggests return to anaemic growth - 4:00 pm

• Defensive mood benefits dollar - 3:55 pm
• Doubts hang over housebuilders - 3:45 pm
• UK ready to co-fund GM Europe spin-off - 3:30 pm
• Crude slips further in holiday trade - 3:30 pm
• Investors angry over Keydata collapse - 3:25 pm
• Leading light behind the Aurora empire - 3:15 pm
• Halabi family trusts hit by default on £1bn loan - 3:05 pm
• Societies renew faith in 90% mortgages - 3:05 pm

• On Wall Street: Banks no longer so lucrative - 2:55 pm
• BA launches fresh round of cuts - 2:55 pm
• Outside Edge: Look who's sorry now - 2:55 pm
• Doping scandals likely to lead each stage of the Tour - 2:50 pm
• Burmese elite enjoy times of plenty - 2:50 pm
• 'Detective' stargazer who brought the sun down to Earth - 2:45 pm
• EDF's samurai bond raises Japanese spirits - 2:45 pm
• Best quarter for emerging market funds - 2:45 pm
• Casting around - 2:40 pm
• Dramatic effect of rethinking preconceptions - 2:35 pm
• Hondurans fear crisis will turn 'ugly' - 2:35 pm
• Unfreezing cold war attitudes - 2:35 pm
• Beijing Auto submits GM Europe offer - 2:30 pm
• A test of logic for civil rights - 2:25 pm
• BaWang bubbles over on debut - 2:25 pm
• China joins carbon tax protest - 2:25 pm
• Rollmop empire - 2:25 pm
• UK 'very concerned' by Iran trial threat - 2:20 pm
• The tarnished state - 2:15 pm
• Politicians must listen, learn and level with citizens - 2:15 pm
• Europe's smaller companies punch above their weight - 2:10 pm
• Overview: US jobs data lead equities lower - 2:10 pm
• Landlords see London yields fall below 4% - 2:10 pm
• John Kay: Is insurance worth paying for? Probably - 2:10 pm
• Fixed-rate savers face drop in interest - 2:05 pm
• No hoops allowed in chaos of G8 logistics - 2:05 pm
• Co-op Bank pays mortgage borrowers - 2:05 pm
• Man in the News: Arnold Schwarzenegger - 2:05 pm
• Choppy conditions across the Atlantic - 2:00 pm
• Heat rises as Russia awaits Obama - 2:00 pm
• Wealthy pensioners offered more choice - 2:00 pm
• Keydata investors wait for compensation news - 2:00 pm
• Wealth Questions: How to combine tax-free gifts - 2:00 pm

• Long View: Becalmed equities - 1:55 pm
• Deal of the week: Pension access to the Iveagh Wealth fund - 1:50 pm
• Commission accomplished - 1:50 pm
• An easy route for the low risk - 1:40 pm
• Men's wear champion sets a trend - 1:35 pm
• Shopping for a safety net throws up all shapes and sizes - 1:35 pm
• Merkel coalition leaves record legacy - 1:35 pm
• David Schwartz: Trader's Diary - 1:35 pm
• Step-by-step guide to cheaper premiums - 1:35 pm
• Crying need for leadership in multiple sourcing - 1:35 pm
• HK rules on audits squeeze profits at top 100 - 1:30 pm
• David Stevenson: Heading off the beaten track - 1:30 pm
• Banks make sharp increases to mortgage rates - 1:30 pm
• Supreme court asked to intervene in Ambani feud - 1:20 pm
• Costa Rica tops good life survey - 1:20 pm
• Anthony Bolton: Rules of engagement - 1:10 pm
• Restructuring chief sees benefits in GM's maligned culture - 1:00 pm

• Banking stocks help FTSE hold steady - 12:40 pm
• Manchester bootcamp for aspiring managers - 12:35 pm
• Shanghai breaks 3,000 barrier - 12:30 pm
• Circle hospital nears completion - 12:25 pm
• Borissov set to win Bulgaria poll - 12:25 pm
• UN's Ban presses Burma to free prisoners - 12:20 pm

• FT critics' hottest holiday reading - 11:30 am

• Merv board views - 10:40 am
• US drone strike kills 11 in Pakistan - 10:35 am

• Dear Economist: Michael Jackson: ticket or refund? - 7:50 am
• Crasnianski returns to Photo-Me - 7:45 am
• Credit crunch chronicles - 7:35 am

• European media stocks make gains - 6:20 am

• Portugal's economy minister resigns - 5:35 am
• IMF detects 'nascent' recovery in Zimbabwe - 5:25 am
• Bad loans no worse at Bank of Ireland - 5:15 am
• Why the internet is failing to level the playing field for businesses - 5:10 am
• Are governments keeping up with the times? - 5:10 am