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How will recession affect the UK?
Today's Big Question Inflation set to hit 13% by end of year as UK on course for recession, warns Bank of England
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Cost-of-living crisis: is anything getting cheaper?
Business Briefing Prices for second-hand cars have fallen and inflation has slowed for clothing
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Non-Covid excess deaths: why are they rising?
Why Everyone’s Talking About Experts call for probe as mortality rates in England and Wales climb despite drop in coronavirus deaths
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The plan to scrap the UK’s ONS Covid survey
Why Everyone’s Talking About Experts suggest ‘world’s best surveillance system’ could protect against future pandemics
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The UK’s coronavirus death statistics in context
In Depth Patient deaths rise by 786 but experts caution against drawing conclusions from the data
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UK economy stagnated in final quarter of 2019
Speed Read Speculation of a rise in interest rates after disappointing report from ONS
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Absence rates halve - is the day of the sickie over?
Speed Read Number of people off work reduced by 50% in two decades
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Surprise economic growth - is recession off the cards?
Speed Read Office for National Statistics announced 0.3% increase in activity
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Immigration: Cameron gets his 'ifs and buts' kicked
In Depth Despite a chorus of complaints from senior Tories, PM remains 'defiant' about manifesto target
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Boost for Tories: growth goes up, jobless number falls
In Depth New figures show economy grew by 2.6% in 2014 – Britain’s best performance since 2007
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10% rise in UK deficit blows hole in Tory election plans
In Depth Far from offering tax cuts, George Osborne looks likely to be promising even more austerity
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UK unemployment down – but so is the average wage
Speed Read Economists warn of 'paymageddon' as average wages see 'shock' fall for the first time in five years
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Why are more women waiting until 30 to have a child?
In Depth The new baby boomers: young mothers eclipsed by thirty-somethings like Kate Middleton
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Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Friday 2 Nov 2012
Daily Briefing
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Daily Briefing