The mayor of London said the capital must build on the success of the Jubilee and the Olympics, and not underestimate its strengths.

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The prime minister, speaking at the CBI's Annual Conference at Grosvenor House, says the UK is in the economic equivalent of war - and 'we have to throw everything we've got at winning in this global race'.

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Deloitte vice chairman Doug King sets the agenda for the morning's discussions at the breakfast event.

Speaking alongside Ed Davey MP, Secretary of State for the Department of Energy and Climate Change, the CBI's deputy director-general made clear that swift Government action is necessary to boost investor confidence in all energy technologies, if we are to tackle the UK’s energy challenges and reap the economic benefits.

In his address to senior business leaders and industry experts, the energy and climate change secretary assured businesses the government will provide the certainty investors are looking for in its forthcoming Energy Bill, which will unlock billions in energy infrastructure investment vital for keeping the lights on, emissions down and bills affordable.

Addressing senior business leaders at a CBI event in London, the business secretary outlined his vision for a national industrial strategy

The chairman of Jaguar Land Rover delivers the keynote address to the business lobbying group's event in London

In his speech to the CBI Industrial Future Dinner event in London, the CBI's director-general said 'This is where a new approach to industrial strategy is so important. A joined-up strategy that works across business and gets all parts of government working in the same direction too'.

Speaking at the CBI's Jobs Summit, John Cridland warns that a return to growth will not in itself solve the root causes of youth unemployment, and will call for renewed focus on the issue.

The Labour politician says businesses and local voluntary groups with the aid of government must join forces to help those areas of the UK where as many as one in three youngsters are not in employment, eduction or training.