“Perhaps the report details, with the unemployment rate rising and average hourly earnings growth slowing, tilts the decision to July. But overall, this is not a labour market that is slowing – and if it’s not slowing, then inflation isn’t coming down to 2%.”
Speaking at Monday’s coronavirus briefing, Prof Jonathan Van-Tam said: “The more elaborate your plans are for summer holidays, in...
The chancellor will not unveil new freeports in the Budget on Wednesday, despite a government announcement on Friday saying...
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The police watchdog will review how Metropolitan Police officers handled allegations of sexual offences against former Harrods owner Mohamed...
Back in Burnley, James has more good news. In the last few months, the phone has also been ringing...
Ms Holubowskyj says that there’s been a shift in the consumer mindset in recent years which means we are...
“Raising a deposit is likely to remain the primary obstacle for many. The impact on property prices may also...
Fertiliser costs began to rise last autumn when the wholesale price of gas, which is needed to produce it,...
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