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Heatwave and online shopping rebound delivers boost to June retail spending

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Heatwave and online shopping rebound delivers boost to June retail spending

Knife homicides recorded by police fall to lowest level for 35 years

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Knife homicides recorded by police fall to lowest level for 35 years

Where inflation eased in June – and where it accelerated

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Where inflation eased in June – and where it accelerated

Annual UK house price inflation slowed to reach 2.7% in May, says ONS

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Annual UK house price inflation slowed to reach 2.7% in May, says ONS

Vacancies fall again as private sector wage growth drops below 3% – ONS

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Vacancies fall again as private sector wage growth drops below 3% – ONS

Robust first quarter UK growth confirmed but 2025 weaker than first thought

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Robust first quarter UK growth confirmed but 2025 weaker than first thought

Record number of conceptions in women over 40, new data shows

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Record number of conceptions in women over 40, new data shows

ONS admits fresh error impacting upcoming jobs data

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ONS admits fresh error impacting upcoming jobs data

UK Government borrowing jumps as debt interest costs hit record May high

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UK Government borrowing jumps as debt interest costs hit record May high

Vacancies tumble to lowest in five years – ONS

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Vacancies tumble to lowest in five years – ONS

UK inflation set to bounce back to 3%

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UK inflation set to bounce back to 3%

Average pocket money received by children in London each week revealed

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Average pocket money received by children in London each week revealed

How will soaring fuel prices impact April’s GDP data?

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How will soaring fuel prices impact April’s GDP data?

More than one million young people not in work or education, says ONS

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More than one million young people not in work or education, says ONS

Borrowing surges by more than expected in blow to Chancellor amid Iran war woes

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Borrowing surges by more than expected in blow to Chancellor amid Iran war woes

UK net migration drops below 200,000 for first time since Covid-19 pandemic

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UK net migration drops below 200,000 for first time since Covid-19 pandemic

UK house prices stall in March amid interest rate uncertainty

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UK house prices stall in March amid interest rate uncertainty

Examples of where inflation eased in April – and where it accelerated

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Examples of where inflation eased in April – and where it accelerated

Why has inflation gone down and where will it go from here?

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Why has inflation gone down and where will it go from here?

Unemployment rate rises and vacancies slump in first signs of Iran war jobs hit

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Unemployment rate rises and vacancies slump in first signs of Iran war jobs hit

Jobless rate rises and vacancies slump to lowest level in five years – ONS

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Jobless rate rises and vacancies slump to lowest level in five years – ONS

UK population projected to grow at slower rate before falling in mid-2050s

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UK population projected to grow at slower rate before falling in mid-2050s

Annual Government borrowing drops unexpectedly to lowest in three years

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Annual Government borrowing drops unexpectedly to lowest in three years

Unemployment drops sharply as inactivity in jobs market rises

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Unemployment drops sharply as inactivity in jobs market rises

Meagre economic growth at end of 2025 confirmed amid fears over Iran war hit

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Meagre economic growth at end of 2025 confirmed amid fears over Iran war hit

Wage growth tumbles to lowest level for more than five years – ONS

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Wage growth tumbles to lowest level for more than five years – ONS

Houmous and non-alcoholic beer join basket of items used to track UK inflation

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Houmous and non-alcoholic beer join basket of items used to track UK inflation

Increase in young people not in work, education or training

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Increase in young people not in work, education or training

Government posts record borrowing surplus in boost for Chancellor

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Government posts record borrowing surplus in boost for Chancellor

‘Unprecedented’ demand for jewellery helps retail sales surge in January

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‘Unprecedented’ demand for jewellery helps retail sales surge in January