FTSE up 30 points

Part-nationalised British banks and miners took the top spots on the London market today as the index gained - while attention remained fixed on the Greek bailout.

FTSE up 30 points

Part-nationalised British banks and miners took the top spots on the London market today as the index gained - while attention remained fixed on the Greek bailout.

The FTSE 100 Index closed up 30.2 points at 5753.9 as Wall Street also gained because of positive earnings reports that helped build on Friday's US upbeat housing market data.

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