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PM warns of 'long, long way to go' for UK economy
The number of people employed between April and June fell by the most since the financial crisis.
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PM warns of 'long, long way to go' for UK economy
The number of people employed between April and June fell by the most since the financial crisis.
'Eat out' scheme used 10.5m times in first week
The Treasury has set aside £500m to cover the cost of 'eat out to help out' for restaurants, bars and cafes.
Retail sales rise despite fewer High Street visits
Sales grew again in July, but some retailers are 'hanging by a thread', the industry body says.
Jobless in the pandemic: 'It's hard to stay positive'
The government's furlough scheme has stopped unemployment surging, but that may be changing.
US jobs growth slows in July as pandemic takes toll
American employers added 1.8 million jobs last month, down from 4.8 million in June.
Bank of England boss backs end of furlough scheme
UK economy is still set for worst performance in 100 years according to the UK's central bank.
'Living in a glass box was soul-destroying'
Estate agents have seen a surge in interest in moving to the country from people living in cities.
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PM warns of 'long, long way to go' for UK economy
The number of people employed between April and June fell by the most since the financial crisis.
'Eat out' scheme used 10.5m times in first week
The Treasury has set aside £500m to cover the cost of 'eat out to help out' for restaurants, bars and cafes.
Retail sales rise despite fewer High Street visits
Sales grew again in July, but some retailers are 'hanging by a thread', the industry body says.
Jobless in the pandemic: 'It's hard to stay positive'
The government's furlough scheme has stopped unemployment surging, but that may be changing.
US jobs growth slows in July as pandemic takes toll
American employers added 1.8 million jobs last month, down from 4.8 million in June.
Bank of England boss backs end of furlough scheme
UK economy is still set for worst performance in 100 years according to the UK's central bank.
'Living in a glass box was soul-destroying'
Estate agents have seen a surge in interest in moving to the country from people living in cities.
'Eat out' scheme used 10.5m times in first week
The Treasury has set aside £500m to cover the cost of 'eat out to help out' for restaurants, bars and cafes.
Retail sales rise despite fewer High Street visits
Sales grew again in July, but some retailers are 'hanging by a thread', the industry body says.
Jobless in the pandemic: 'It's hard to stay positive'
The government's furlough scheme has stopped unemployment surging, but that may be changing.
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