The FTSE 100 closed tonight at 58-09, down 11 points, or just under 0-point-2
per cent

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Mobile operators are being asked to put aside their hostilities and discuss
how to accelerate the roll-out of superfast broadband.

It's thought the government will bring forward the auction of 4G spectrum, in
return for operators agreeing not to launch legal action.

The regulator's being accused of giving the biggest operator, EE, an unfair
advantage because it can re-use its existing capacity for 4G.

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According to the Nationwide the price of the average property fell by
nought-point-4 percent in September to just under 164-thousand pounds.

That's 1-point-4 percent lower than a year ago.

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The recession is over and the economy is growing again, according to a survey
by the British Chambers of Commerce.

It forecasts that between July and September the economy grew by half a
percent.

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And Britain's construction sector shrank again last month.

House building fell at its fastest since December 2010, and commercial
construction is at its lowest since February 2010.

Only the civil engineering sector showed any solid growth.

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