June 10 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Headlines

Unison warns of public-sector strikes unless pay deals match cost of living Link

Centrica applies to reopen Britain's biggest gas storage site Link

Deloitte denies it failed to protect former female employee from bullying and harassment Link

State Street knocks down Credit Suisse takeover rumours Link Link

Plans to curb corporate crime put forward to UK government Link

Overview

The head of Britain's largest union has warned of potential strikes this year if the government does not heed its call for inflation-linked wage increases for staff in the NHS and local government.

Centrica Plc CNA.L has submitted a formal application to the North Sea energy regulator to reopen Rough, Britain's biggest natural gas storage site, as ministers race to secure more domestic energy supplies in time for winter.

Deloitte has denied that it failed to protect a former female employee from bullying and harassment by one of its male partners after she ended a romantic relationship with him.

State Street Corp STT.N denied it was in talks to acquire Credit Suisse CSGN.S , knocking back a report that it was pursuing the troubled Zurich-based lender.

The Law Commission submitted on Friday several possible options to reform the laws governing corporate criminal liability in England and Wales, including widening the scope for attributing criminal liability. (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)