Economics

Record 32.2 Million People In Work - But Pay Rates Continue to Decline

And unemployment fell by just 3,000 between September and November.
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Major Children's Hospitals To Return Presidents Club Donations Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations

David Walliams, who hosted the event, said he was 'appalled'.
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Let's Stop Thinking We Can Tackle It When The Time Comes. We Need To Talk About Overpopulation Now

A concerted effort to change social norms and access to contraception could make a huge difference to how things pan out for humanity over coming decades
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Young People Suffering A 'Staggering Deterioration' In Confidence, Report Finds

One fifth of respondents think their 'life will amount to nothing'.
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Revealed: Ministers Spend Millions Pushing Firms To Export As Brexit Looms

Liam Fox is using taxpayers' cash to target ads at firms he once called 'lazy'.
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Tesla Model S: We Let An Electric Car Drive Itself 800 Miles, It Was Terrifying

Traveling in a car that weaves through traffic, accelerates and brakes by itself is amazing – but also terrifying
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Government Intervention In Business Is Coming

The expectation from the electorate is that something must be done.
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Loneliness is a crisis we can - and must - tackle

More than nine million people in the UK are always or often lonely
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Tories Backing Labour Housing Legislation Shows They’ve Lost The Argument

The bigger test now is whether the Government will take the bold action needed to fix the housing crisis
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Emmanuel Macron Dismisses Special Brexit Deal As 'Hypocrisy' In Blow To Theresa May

‘Be my guest,’ says French President, so long as UK abides by EU rules.
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