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            <title>U.K. Stocks Decline; HBOS and Wolseley Shares Pace the Retreat</title>
            <description>June 20 (Bloomberg) -- U.K. stocks fell for a third day, heading for a fifth straight weekly decline. HBOS Plc, Britain&apos;s biggest mortgage lender, and Wolseley Plc, the world&apos;s largest distributor of plumbing and heating equipment, led the drop. 
The FTSE 100 Index slipped 64.6, or 1.1 percent, to 5,643.8 at 12:42 p.m. in London, taking the decline this week to 2.7 percent. The FTSE All-Share Index retreated 1.1 percent and Ireland&apos;s ISEQ index lost 0.6 percent. 
HBOS declined 4.2 percent to 284.25 pence. Panmure Gordon analysts said the bank&apos;s shares may fall below the price of a 4 billion-pound ($7.9 billion) rights offer, citing the outlook for rising bad loans. Credit Suisse Group AG, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and Merrill Lynch &amp; Co. also lowered their share- price estimates on HBOS after the lender yesterday said house prices will fall as much as 9 percent this year.</description>
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            <title>UK Commercial Property gets 80-mln-pounds 7-yr loan facility from Lloyds TSB</title>
            <description>ONDON (Thomson Financial) - UK Commercial Property Trust Ltd. said it has secured a 80-million-pound seven-year term loan facility from Lloyds TSB Scotland Plc. with an interest margin of 50 basis points (bps) per annum.
The fund will be used for all general corporate purposes including making acquisitions, working capital and share buy-back plans.
The company said it will pay a commitment fee of 20 bps per annum on undrawn commitments, and a pre-payment fee of one-half of the interest margin if the facility is cancelled before one-year elapses after the first drawdown.
Further, it can place additional debt facilities if the the total loan-to-value does not exceed 50 percent of its net assets. 
The interest margin in such a case would be: 55 bps if the loan-to-value exceeds</description>
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