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Greece brings forward referendum; US Fed holds interest rates.

Greece has brought forward its referendum on austerity measures after pressure from Eurozone heads. US Federal Reserve votes to keep interest rates at the same level.

Presented by Mickey Clarke and Jeremy Naylor. 

Greece has been told to take it or leave it after coming under pressure from Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel to accept new austerity measures. 

  
Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke has set out the US interest rate policy - holding rates at the same levels they've been at for almost three years now. 

Trade union, UNISON, is to announce the results of its ballot for strike action over changes to public sector pensions. 

Kodak has only posted a profit once since 2004. As it prepares to release its third quarter results, we ask if the troubled photography company might soon be out of the picture.

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