One of the London Stock Exchange’s oldest constituents is facing pressure to move its listing to the US after announcing a break-up plan.

Britain's benchmark index hit a record high on Friday and was set to log its best month in more than two years, while investors prepared for the Bank of England's rate decision next week.

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The UK's benchmark stock index has reached an all-time high. The FTSE 100 index of most valuable companies on the London Stock Exchange closed at 8,505.69, breaking the record set last May.

Confirming the job losses, the FTSE 100 company said the reduction in its workforce was down to cost cutting measures.