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Inflation threat being underestimated, warns Andrew Bailey
Markets are getting carried away with recent drop in price rises, says Governor
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Britain’s long-term sickness problem is chronic – but the over-50s aren’t to blame
Out-of-work midlifers have been accused of fuelling inflation, but the number of young people unemployed due to ill health is rising faster
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Brexit has boosted UK wages, say economists
Drop in EU immigration has given British workers better bargaining power
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The hidden nasties Jeremy Hunt could leave for Labour
Chancellor’s successor could uncover several traps long after he’s left Number 11
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Surge in job seekers after companies begin redundancies
Weak economy and high interest rates force businesses to wield axe
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Bank of England’s Pill hints interest rates could fall in time for election
Chief economist’s comments come amid signs that high rates are weighing on economy
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Families downsizing to prepare for Labour’s private school tax raid
Households scramble to raise cash as fears grow over end of VAT-free fees
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Why halving inflation is not enough to save Sunak’s election vows
Bank of England paints a grim picture of Britain’s economic recovery in election year
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Edinburgh declares housing emergency as SNP’s rent controls backfire
City council requests additional funding amid soaring rents and social housing shortage
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Many critics are trying to silence people like me, says Kemi Badenoch
The Business and Trade Secretary – widely tipped to succeed Sunak – talks toilets, race and Brexit
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Landlords shun London for more lucrative properties in the North
Slowing house prices in capital boost buy-to-let investment in northern counties
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Full-time office workers overtake hybrid staff for first time since pandemic
Bosses crack down on working from home as frustration grows over remote staff
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The jobs to be hit the hardest as unemployment creeps up
Vacancies are dropping from last year’s peak as higher costs take their toll on employers
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Fully remote workers least satisfied with their jobs
Lack of socialising was one of the reasons for job dissatisfaction, according to a survey
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Markets on a knife edge as threat of Middle East war hangs over the world
Cooperation between developed nations fractures as prospect for wider crisis looms
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