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It said full year profits would be at the lower end of City forecasts of £300m to £332m.

Alliance & Leicester today predicted profits this year will hit the top end of City forecasts as revenue growth outstripped previous years.

WH Smith said its results for the year would be at the top end of City expectations and announced it would return a further £50 million to shareholders.

As Mr. Monserrate beamed, the mayor joked that the councilman had been spending more time at the mayor's end of City Hall than his own.

HRG's gloomy outlook, which echoes the tough trading conditions reported by other British retailers, overshadowed full-year profits that were at the top end of City forecasts.

In a surprise statement to the stock exchange, Morrisons warned its profits would be at the bottom end of City forecasts.

Its shares slid by over 12%, to 84p, as it admitted current-year profits would be at the low end of City expectations.

Debenhams also said gross margins were likely to be at the lower end of City forecasts this year because sales of lower-margin goods such as beauty products rose before and during the Christmas period.

But recruitment group Hays ended 6.7p higher at 151.4p as it said full year profits would be at the top end of City forecasts of £141m after a positive third quarter.

"The old Post Office at the south end of City Hall Park was thought of as garish, and it obstructed a view, and so it was demolished in 1939, but now we'd fight to protect it," he said.