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  Former UK Finance Minister George Osborne Named Editor Of Leading London Paper

  George Osborne, who was replaced as Britain's finance minister last year after helping lead the campaign to stay in the European Union, was given a high profile platform on Friday as the editor of London's main metropolitan daily paper.

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  'Leave EU, Face Recession': George Osborne's Warning For Britain

  George Osborne, the man in charge of UK's exchequer, is seeking divine intervention at London's famed Swami Narayan Mandir. The Chancellor of exchequer told NDTV that an exit from the European Union could mean an 'economic shock, a recession for Britain'.

• UK Ministers to Meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi Next Week

  Britain's foreign secretary William Hague and Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne would be among the first high-level UK delegation to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a visit to India next week.

• Moody's strips Britain of triple-A rating in major blow to Osborne

  Britain suffered its first ever sovereign ratings downgrade from a major agency on Friday when Moody's stripped the country of its coveted top-notch triple-A rating, dealing a major blow to finance minister George Osborne.

• Queen Elizabeth II's finances likely to be investigated

  For the first time ever, Queen Elizabeth II is likely to face a robust inquiry into her finances and expenses by British MPs due to a recent change in law.

• India an attractive investment destination: Lord Swraj Paul

  Industrialist Lord Swraj Paul said that investment decisions are not made only by the taxation issues.

• India will continue to woo foreign investments: Montek

  "There is absolutely no question of India having turned against foreign investment," Ahluwalia said.

• Top UK finance official raises Vodafone issue with Pranab Mukherjee

  The UK Chancellor of Exchequer George Osborne raised the issue during a bilateral meeting with India's Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Monday.

• Austerity drive hits Queen of England

  Queen Elizabeth II will not get a penny more. The amount of funds the Queen gets from the British taxpayer to run her household will be frozen at 7.9 million pounds, Chancellor George Osborne said delivering his first Budget statement to the House of Commons.