The Bank of England has cut interest rates by half a percentage point to a further record low of one per cent.

Charlie Bean, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, wants to cap mortgages to value. By the Bank’s diktat borrowers would have to put down a deposit of between 10% and 25% when they buy a house. Perhaps this is...

The governor of the Bank of England made quite a stir recently when, on the same day, he challenged the prime minister's plans for a further fiscal stimulus - more tax cuts and increases in public spending - and was prominently photographed taking tea with the Queen. This latter occasion was reported as only the first meeting between our present monarch and a Bank of England governor. This wa...

The Bank of England and Treasury are being urged to consider more radical ways of kickstarting Britain's economy as interest rate cuts are failing to have the desired impact.

The Bank of England today cut interest rates to 0.5 per cent, while the first steps at 'quanititative easing' was also undertaken.

The Bank of England will announce its latest monetary policy decision at midday, with economists waiting to see if the central bank introduces more quantitative easing (QE).

This week Liberal Democrat Voice is running a series of articles from Tim Leunig about the economy - how we got here and what we should do next. So far the series has covered bank bailouts, bank lending and fiscal policy. Interest rates and the Bank of England The Bank of England’s monetary policy committee has done

The epicentre of today's demonstrations is expected to be around the Bank of England.

Cranmer reports that the BBC the Arts Council of England have commissioned a  new national anthem for England by one Sam Dunkley. Is he pulling our leg? It seems not, you can hear it here! Here it is: I am England, England is inside of me. I am England, England is what I want her to be, I am England, I am English, I am England to my core, And wherever you may find me, you'll find England....

Students, pensioners and working people are marching to the Bank of England today to make it clear to the government and the bankers that we will not pay for this crisis.