LONDON—A new plastic 10-pound note featuring Jane Austen, one of Britain’s most renowned authors, has gone into circulation. Apart from the Queen, whose portrait is on all U.K. currency ...

Royal Bank of Scotland celebrates Queen Elizabeth 60-year reign with new 10-pound note This image made available by the Royal Bank of Scotland Wednesday May 23, 2012 shows their 10 pound ($15.80 ...

It released some examples of designs it has received, including a dolphin, the Sycamore Gap tree - also known as the Robin ...

These notes are old versions of today's ten pound notes. They have William Shakespeare and Florence Nightingale on the back. The notes are smaller now, the Queen looks younger and Charles Dickens ...

Carney elevated the creator of Mr. Darcy to the 10-pound (about US$15) note within weeks of his taking over the helm of the U.K.’s central bank. The controversy began earlier this year when the bank ...

LONDON — The Bank of England said on Wednesday it would keep using trace amounts of animal fat to make new plastic banknotes, as it would cost about 80 million pounds (US$99 million) to switch back to ...

She added that Sir Mervyn actually made a mistake during the hearing, suggesting that Ms. Austen would replace Charles Dickens on the £10 note. Mr. Dickens is not on any note.

The Bank of England said on Wednesday it would keep using trace amounts of animal fat to make new plastic banknotes, as it would cost about 80 million pounds ($99 million) to switch back to paper ...

A new plastic 10-pound note featuring Jane Austen, one of Britain's most renowned authors, has gone into circulation. Apart from the Queen, whose portrait is on all U.K. currency, Austen is only ...

The new 10-pound note is an upgrade for the monarch. RBS issued a 5-pound note in 2002 to mark her 50th year as queen. Advertisement Advertisement ...

LONDON — A new plastic 10-pound note featuring Jane Austen, one of Britain’s most renowned authors, has gone into circulation. Apart from the Queen, whose portrait is on all U.K. currency, Austen is ...