FTSE 100 pushed down by Chinese jitters. Perhaps more interesting then the exact movements are the biggest losers in China and abroad.

China:

Shanghai recorded its worst day in seven months with the composite index dropping by over 2% as fears are heightened that a collapse in the property bubble is getting ever closer.

It’s been property development companies that have borne the brunt of the sell-off, but the real fear is that any slowdown in the property market will be felt across the board with consumption of everything from small electronics to cars likely to suffer.
the World:

Mining firms led the fallers, dented by the news that the Shanghai composite index had recorded its biggest fall in seven months (see 8.25am for details). Rio Tinto and Anglo American are both down over 3%, on speculation that the Chinese property market is heading for a fall.
Australia be aware.