Cameron calls for unity on Greece - Papers

David Cameron will today tell EU leaders to "agree a plan and to stick to it" amid fears Europe's disunited response to the Greek debt crisis will engulf the eurozone and drag down the pound.

The Prime Minister will add his voice to non-euro G7 members who are increasingly concerned that EU dithering over how to deliver a second Greek bailout risks a "spill over" effect into a global economy already weakened by recession, reports the Telegraph. MORE... 

Lloyds Banking Group could pull down the shutters on a clutch of overseas operations under a far reaching plan to revive the high Street lender. MORE...

The government could force people out of pension schemes if reforms are too punitive, ministers will be warned. MORE...

HSBC has dramatically cut the stock ratings of Britain's biggest banks after calculating what it believes will be the huge costs of structural reforms being considered by the Government. MORE... 

Oil drilling group Transocean has blamed BP for poorly designing the Gulf of Mexico well that exploded causing a giant leak last year. MORE... 

Britain's largest companies are in dispute with HM Revenue & Customs over paying £25bn worth of tax, according to the latest official figures. MORE...

The London Stock Exchange (LSE) yesterday hit back at the rival bid for Canada's TMX group as it proposed handing shareholders a sweetener worth more than £400m to secure the deal. MORE...