6:20pm

Long-term care funding plan criticised

Many likely to have to sell homes to fund care home bills

10:21am

Inheritance tax thresholds to be frozen

Funds will be used to pay for social care reforms

Chris Giles Chris Giles from GLOBAL ECONOMY 5:51pm

Carney not expected to make sudden change

Impact on economy likely to be ‘evolution, not revolution’

British Prime Minister ©Getty Lucy Kellaway from MANAGEMENT 2:21pm

End of the line for the landline

The death of the old-style phone may help us individually but it loosens the bonds between us

From EUROPE Feb 9, 2013

Cameron wins rare victory in Europe

UK and Germany lead others to secure first cut in long-term budget

St Martin in the Fields School ©Bloomberg Feb 8, 2013

Downing St calls ‘horsemeat’ summit

Fears of ‘criminal conspiracy’ as European scandal spreads

Feb 8, 2013

Pryce ‘ashamed’ of Huhne article

Ex-minister’s former wife had ‘no choice’ on speeding points

From COMPANIES Feb 8, 2013

Embattled Hester aims to finish the task

Hester leadership is regarded as crucial to RBS revival

From COMMENT Feb 8, 2013

London unites the world but splits the UK

The capital’s property market is a national challenge, writes Jim O’Neill

Feb 8, 2013

PB buoys eurosceptic Tories

Cameron praises European allies on EU budget cuts

Feb 8, 2013

Cameron emerges EU budget talks victor

Merkel seen as broker, backing UK prime minister

From EUROPE Feb 8, 2013

EU budget hawks take spoils

Brussels bureaucracy faces €1bn cut

Editorial from COMMENT Feb 8, 2013

Cameron and his unruly Tory flock

The prime minister must confront his party with the truth

Feb 8, 2013

Tories to outline new press regulation

Party tries to secure cross-party agreement for independent watchdog

Feb 8, 2013

Hacking victims resolve to go to court

Seven people want to take News International claims to trial

Feb 8, 2013

Cameron to add voice to pro-union drive

Advantages of the United Kingdom put to Scottish voters

Feb 8, 2013

MPs push for decarbonisation target

Tory and Labour MPs table amendment to energy bill

From UK BUSINESS Feb 8, 2013

Private libraries have good story to sell

Despite public library cuts, old subscription model still works

Westminster Blog Feb 8, 2013

Chris Huhne turned down Treasury job

From EUROPE Feb 8, 2013

Leaders agree cut to EU spending

Cameron and Merkel led tightening calls

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