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London’s equity markets closed higher on Thursday ahead of the Easter break, despite lingering concerns over the UK's recessionary status in the latter part of last year.
The chief executive of Centrica, Chris O'Shea, saw a substantial increase in his annual pay, rising by nearly £4 million, despite his earlier assertion that such a salary was unjustifiable.
Customers were rudely awakened in the early hours of the morning after a technical glitch which rang customers with an automated message for feedback on performance.
"Make no mistake, Chris O'Shea’s multi-million pound pay rise has been paid for by workers and their families who have struggled with rocketing energy bills."
The energy firm woke up Britons between 2.30am and 4.30am with a message asking: 'This is British Gas, we want to conduct a survey asking how did we do.'