A BBC investigation reveals Trading Standards offices are receiving consultancy fees from companies which could also be the subject of customer complaints - a move consumer groups say is "a grave error of judgment".

Prime Minister David Cameron warns that it would be "very bad" for the UK if the eurozone was to break up.

Eastman Kodak denies that it plans to file for bankruptcy protection, despite hiring a legal firm well-known for handling such cases.

Two new enterprise zones are being created to help workers who are losing their jobs at BAE Systems find new employment, says George Osborne.

New York police free most of the 700 people arrested at a protest against corporate greed, as the Occupy Wall Street group vows to fight on.

Greece says its budget deficits in 2011 and 2012 will fail to meet targets, as EU and IMF inspectors ponder allocating a new bailout instalment.