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Barclays, which is contesting the allegations, cites a "formal warning" notice from the FCA which has warned the bank that it "acted recklessly" in the way it disclosed the information about the fees and in so doing breached some of the rules governing the way shares are listed on the stock exchange.

Consumer watchdog Which? has warned that some cereal bars aimed at children contain "staggering" levels of sugar.

Criticism also has come from the United States, which has warned that the measures could be discriminatory.

In the opposite camp is the E.C.B., which has warned that the shock could indeed rival Lehman's collapse.

The court's decision could damage Turkey's prospects for joining the European Union, which has warned Turkey against banning political parties.

Millions of people may be mis-sold gas and electricity when smart-meter technology is rolled out across the country, the consumer group Which? has warned.

That puts Lloyds in conflict with its own trade association, the British Bankers Associationn, which has warned that the move will damage confidence and could hit lending.

She said she was engaged in discussion with the Scottish government, which has warned it may seek a judicial review of the decision.

The military government, which has warned that it is closely monitoring online activities, has blocked hundreds of websites and plans to expand its surveillance capabilities.

Trade groups for the banking industry, which have warned that fee caps could lead banks to limit distribution of debit cards, urged rejection of the compromise.

Both charities have joined other agencies which have warned would-be parents against hasty adoptions of children who would appear to have been orphaned.