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London stocks edged a touch higher on Friday, underpinned by a weaker pound, even as a surprise drop in US unemployment failed to stoke new gains on Wall Street.
Stocks have been pushed into the red by US data showing a big drop in the country's unemployment rate alongside a big acceleration in the pace of wage gains which has sent government debt yields higher on both sides of the Atlantic.
Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary penned an impassioned letter to the budget airline's pilots to offer better pay and conditions in a bid to stave off a potential exodus that could lead to further flight cancellations.
