The US Senate has passed sweeping changes to the US banking system. But what hurdles remain, and what will the new likely regulations mean?
The Conservatives gain a shock seat, while mid Wales' two other seats remain Liberal Democrat.
Why it matters to you on the last TV debate
A Bradford resident quizzes David Cameron on the Conservatives' record over the stalled regeneration of the city centre.
US car giant General Motors has repaid $8.1bn (£5.2bn) in loans it received from the US and Canadian governments.
The latest growth figures for Scotland show the country's economy grew by 0.2% at the end of last year.
The economic recession has led to a sharp fall in EU emissions, making the current target to cut emissions by 20% before 2020 almost worthless.
The parliamentary candidates standing for the Reading West seat say the struggling economy is their priority.
The leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats says his party is all for a construction industry which is "going places".
Devon and Cornwall councils are being warned not to use the recession as an excuse to cut services for homosexual people.
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All the action with key points, analysis and reaction to Alistair Darling's last Budget before the general election.
Some dentists are reporting that we are grinding our teeth more, as stress and even fears over the recession grip us. What's wrong with us?
A BBC survey says at least 25,000 English council jobs are at risk in the next few years as Gordon Brown defends the government's help for councils.
Exports of champagne fell by almost a third last year as overseas sales of French wines and spirits recorded their biggest ever annual decline.
US unemployment will remain high this year, the Federal Reserve warns, despite the economy growing strongly.
For many small entrepreneurs in the US, credit has been difficult or impossible to find since the banking crisis.
A group of business leaders warn the government of an impending oil crunch.
The US unemployment rate unexpectedly fell in January, to its lowest level in five months, official figures show.
On Sunday 31 January Sophie Raworth interviewed Shadow Chancellor, George Osborne MP.