UK's credit rating downgraded
Britain's credit rating has been downgraded from the top AAA rating to AA1 by the Moody's credit rating agency.
Osborne vows to confront debt problems
George Osborne insisted Britain would not "run away" from its problems after Moody's downgraded the country's AAA credit rating.
The Chancellor said the Government would address the UK's debt problems "head-on":
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Credit rating downgrade is a big blow for Osborne
The decision by the ratings agency Moody's to downgrade the UK's AAA credit rating, is unwelcome news for the Government.
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What are credit ratings and why do they matter?
Britain's loss of its triple-A credit rating is grim news for the Chancellor. But why does the marginal downgrading carry such a high price?
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Has credit blow downgraded Chancellor's reputation?
George Osborne had set great store by Britain's triple-A badge. But is the loss of the rating a loss of confidence in his policies?