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Japanese Prime Minister warns of double-dip slump

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Householders denied steep cuts in water bills as watchdog sides with unity companies for £3 fall

Water regulator bows to lobbying on bill price cuts

New fall in business investment fuels worry

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Cash for clunkers scheme under fire as car imports soar

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Bank of England gave RBS and HBOS 'secret' £62bn loan

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Deflation: could it happen here?

Brown and Cameron clash over budget deficit

Gold pushed to record by demand from pessimists – and optimists

Most global banks are still unsafe, warns S&P

Britain's bank bail-out may have broken world trade rules

Japan finance minister urges BoJ to tackle deflation

IMF boss Strauss-Kahn warns that global economy remains 'highly vulnerable'

General Motors warned against state 'subsidy race'

tax on surgery angers plastic surgeons

Tesco’s petrol prices fuel debate over competition

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Business confidence at six-year high, but GDP and lending figures remain weak

Rising metals end FTSE losing streak

Water bills are next in line for a big rise

How much money is enough?In 1930, Keynes predicted that by 2030, we'd be working a 15-hour week. But he underestimated our appetite for wealth

MPC in three-way split as chief economist warns on asset prices

Next Government's sentence: tax rises, spending cuts and social unrest

Government deficit now increasing at £3bn a week

A short guide to protectionism

Nestlé 'considering options' in the battle for Cadbury

Graphic: UK inflation rises for the first time since February

Bubble trouble: have prices already risen too much, too soon?

Global stock markets rise to highest level of year

Pound tumbles after Fitch issues triple-A rating warning

Surprise jump in goods trade deficit

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UK inflation jumps to 1.5% from five-year low

Sainsbury's disputes report it is losing market share to rivals

UK recession is over, says MPC Andrew Sentance

High oil prices push manufacturing costs up

We will soon be Britain’s No 1 airline, boasts Ryanair

Cable & Wireless unveils demerger timetable

China attacks protectionism on eve of Obama visit

Obama trades blows with China over currency

Cost of happiness discovered by Australian economist

Eight million have no job (and don't even want one)

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Bank boss Mervyn King warns Darling that Britain lacks 'credible plan' to tackle spiralling national debt

One in five people of working age contribute NOTHING to the economy for first time in almost 40 years

ECB president Jean-Claude Trichet hints at end to emergency liquidity measures

China probes US carmakers over dumping claims

Inflation fears rise as input prices jump

US jobless rate surpasses 10% to hit 26-year high

Chancellor says world must keep spending

Bank bailouts will push the public debt to 160% of GDP

Furious Mandelson turns on Europe to demand more investment and innovation

US unemployment reaches highest for 26 years

Ed Miliband to unveil plans to fast-track new nuclear power stations

Bank of England says it is hard to measure QE’s success

Miserable Brits? Don’t believe it!

Outlook for jobs will remain grim ‘for several years’

Gordon Brown triggers row with call for bank supertax

Record gold price boosts FTSE

UK recession: Recovery hopes dashed as economy shrinks again in longest recession in history

Income tax 'must rise by 7p to pay back Britain's debts'

'We'll be paying to clear up this economic mess for a generation' says Mervyn King as City firms boost bonuses to £6billion

Mervyn King: banking fallout will last generation

Modern academic economics 'a disaster and a disgrace', says leading analyst

Raise retirement age to 70, says think-tank

Brazil seeks to curb its soaraway currency

UK population to rise at fastest rate since 1890s

BORROWING RATE EXPECTED TO GROW

THE APPALLING STATE OF OUR COUNTRY'S FINANCES: BORROWING HITS RECORD LEVELS OF £77BN for 6 mos.

Government debt ‘nearly three times higher than official figure’

First it was 66, now directors want pension age of 70

Energy bills could rise by up to 60% without huge investment, regulator warns

Consumers let down badly by energy regulator

Housing recovery reflected in lending figures

Motorists face petrol rise as oil breaches $80

Public borrowing soars past £77billion in just six months... the highest level since records began in 1946

Energy crisis is postponed as new gas rescues the world

House prices 'have further 17pc to fall'

China, Japan, South Korea: New order takes shape in East

BoE leaves interest rates and QE on hold

Asian central banks intervene to prop up weak dollar

Britain has worst quality of life in Europe, study says

Jim Rogers predicts that commodities boom could last 20 years

Utility firms must raise £200bn to fund green revolution

Fuel duty rise pushes up price of goods leaving British factories

Government to tackle deficit with £16 billion asset sale

Road pricing 'should be used to help meet carbon targets'

The Money Supply: Money figures show there's trouble ahead

Gordon Brown must be mad to want to discuss his economic record

The dollar is dead - long live the renminbi

The Money Supply: Does money contraction signal serious trouble?

Public Finances: What happens when the borrowing stops?

House prices: rise 'unsustainable'

US unemployment expected to hit 26-year high

Credit conditions remain tough for British households

Manufacturing sector recovery loses momentum

Year off work with pay in Labour's controversial holiday plans

World Bank could run out of money 'within 12 months'

Competition watchdog cracks down on 'Tesco towns'

House prices hit a 12-month high - but rises could soon grind to a halt

HSBC bids farewell to dollar supremacy

US credit shrinks at Great Depression rate prompting fears of double-dip recession

'Debt levels risk another crisis'

Spain tips into depression

Sterling slides after BoE chief Mervyn King backs a weak pound

The Euro: why Britain is still better off without the Euro

UK at risk of global energy shock, says MPC's Andrew Sentance

Pound slides again as markets enter Bank of England-fuelled 'bubble' stage

EU recovery may lag behind UK and US, says OECD

Cadbury boss concedes 'some strategic sense' in Kraft bid

OFT fines 103 construction firms £129.5m for bid rigging

Bank of England warns of the consequences of thrift

Britain's budget deficit widened to third worst on record in August

Pound 'will fall to parity with euro'

Tell us the truth about the depth of our debt crisis

Fundamentalist view: why emerging economies have much further to go

Thousands of teachers face the axe as schools budget to be cut by a staggering £2bn

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Housing revival is simply a 'false dawn' with prices set to fall again

Brown's 'mishandling' of the economy has cost £50,000 for every person in Britain, according to new book

Postal strike chaos as Post Office managers are forced to sort mail on the pavement

Price of a pint: Survey reveals huge cost gap between North and South

'Green shoots' are meaningless until unemployment starts to fall, says TUC leader Brendan Barber

Airlines face fines after EU ruling on price-fixing

UK economy to be last to exit global recession, OECD says

A nation of bad parents: Britain's youngsters amongst world's worst for drinking, smoking and teenage pregnancy, warns the OECD

Disadvantaged children failed by British system, warns OECD

British households pay £1 million in bills over a lifetime

UK economy has probably hit bottom, says BoE's Charles Bean

Three ways to reduce UK's £22bn debt

Britons will be poorer in coming decades

UK cost of living falls most since 1948

Bank of England poised to pump billions more into economy

How Teenagers Consume Media: the report that shook the City

Twitter is not for teens, Morgan Stanley told by 15-year-old expert

China criticises dollar

Oil prices: is there a spike on the horizon?

US plans to crack down on oil trade speculators

UK facing 'energy crunch' as North Sea oil and gas cash dries up

The great 'output gap' masks the real threat of inflation

Consumer confidence at highest for five years

UK economy to recover earlier than IMF thought

UK jobs: the top 10 sectors to be in

UK house prices fall 0.5pc in June

MPC to hold interest rates, but increase QE

One in four unable to get a mortgage

Public react to National Express row: 'Anything the government handles fails'

East coast rail nationalised: 'Two sequential contract failures'Dan Milmo on how National Express lost the east coast rail contract

£30bn shortfall threatens rail and road plans

Deepest recession since World War 2: Slump was far worse than Darling forecast

Taxpayers to foot £700m bill after National Express rail route is renationalised

British jobs for foreign workers: Experts reveal 70% of new jobs taken by migrants

OECD tells Government to cut spending or face hardship for years to come

Eurozone falls into deflation as M3 money supply shrinks

Economy shrinks at 1930s rates

Economy shrinks at 1930s rates

Just six families helped by government Mortgage Rescue Scheme

Gordon Brown says East Coast line was nationalised to keep service running

David Cameron accuses Gordon Brown of deceit over public spending plans

UK remains top destination for investment in Europe

Public finances set to show borrowing has doubled

China's 'Buy Chinese' decree with £400bn stimulus package risks US protectionism row

Tax on electricity to fund carbon capture plan

World Bank raises growth forecast for China

Bank Governor Mervyn King tells Alistair Darling to get public finances under control

Markets tumble as IMF warns worst of crisis could be ahead

German credit crunch deepens

House prices: further falls look likely

Real Cost of Living Index (RCLI) : -10%

'Real' inflation falls to minus 10pc

UK inflation higher than expected in May

Elderly face £12,000 levy to pay for future care

Pound surges as investors bet Britain will be first out of recession

Spending up but value for money fell with Labour

Oil consumption falls by the most since 1982

UK industrial output posts first rise in 14 months

UK economy to rebound quicker than predicted

Sterling rebounds as political instability recedes

Pound jumps as investors warm to the UK

BP will close final-salary pension scheme from April

China warns Federal Reserve over 'printing money'

Household incomes rise thanks to drop in interest rates

Dollar under pressure as fears grow over America's AAA rating

Falling pound means holidays in Europe will cost £321 more

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More banks may have to be nationalised, says IMF

Credit ratings Q&A: why they matter

Britain's prized AAA rating under threat as S&P issues stark warning

Germany economy facing worst post-war recession

Inflation falls to 2.3% as food and energy costs drop

Japan suffers record fall in GDP

Sterling jumps to a new high for the year

1948: the year inflation was this low

Recession: fruit and vegetable sales fall but frozen pizza benefits

CBI to attack Gordon Brown for 'economic vandalism'

Hopes of US housing recovery crushed

Gold: demand soars amid inflation fears

British economy falls even deeper into deflation

'The recession will be over by Christmas,' claims Darling as IMF set to unveil grim economic forecast in blow to Chancellor

Stephen King: China could emerge ahead of the field in this latest stress test

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Unemployment reaches 2.2m but pace slows

Worst of recession is past for factories

Road to recovery 'longer and harder' than we thought, says BoE

Gadgets ‘killing the planet’, warns energy watchdog

Gold: 'It's a bargain at $930 an ounce' - see the relationship with expected inflation

China's yuan 'set to usurp (overtake) US dollar' as world's reserve currency

IMF warns recovery will be slow

Europe in deepest recession since War as Germany suffers

Effective rate: -0.7% Interest rate slides on flood of cash

Government needs to realise that exports are the road to recovery

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Happy days! We still make enough stuff to trade our way out of recession

Opinion: A strong-arm policy is needed to hold the pound down on the rebound

Asia will author its own destruction if it triggers a crisis over US bonds

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HSBC's Stephen King: China could emerge ahead of the field in this latest stress test

2.2 MILLION: Jobless total rockets again as 244,000 are thrown out of work since Christmas

Darling's forecast shattered as Bank of England warns economy will shrink by 4.5% this year

U.S. computer chip firm Intel fined record £1.06bn over monopoly sales tactics

China's export industry feels the pressure as demand falls

Economists' letter spells out what went wrong

Gap between rich and poor grows to record levels, official figures show

Bank of England: recovery to be V-shaped

China overtakes the US as Brazil's largest trading partner

China suffers deflation for third month in a row

Money printing starting to work, says Bank of England

Royal Mail pensions "to cost taxpayer £12bn"

The new Prosperity Index (Legatum Institute) and rankings (UK below top 10)

Britain falls from top 10 in international prosperity league

Average worker pays £7.27 an hour in tax

British food prices rising TWICE as fast as in the rest of the West

10p tax hike needed to rescue British economy as MPs attack Darling's 'optimistic' forecast

Britons face working until 70 to bring national debt under control

HSBC weekly economic review: Stephen King: The Chancellor's golden goose is no more and the cash has run out

Even Darling thinks his Budget doesn't add up as relations with Brown hit all-time low

Budget 2009: in numbers

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Pound under pressure as Budget 2009 sparks UK sovereign rating fears

Budget 2009: Gordon Brown declares class war with tax on high earners

BUDGET 2009: Public sector job losses loom as Darling unveils £9 billion 'efficiency cuts'

BUDGET 2009: Embarrassment for Darling as IMF disagrees British economy will be growing again by 2010

Surprise hike in fuel duty... with years of inflation-busting rises in the pipeline

Theft jumps by a quarter and burglaries rise 4% in credit crunch crime wave

Darling pledges £3.1bn to help people back to work... but jobless total could hit 3m

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Wages fall, but only in the private sector

61p tax rate and rich perk clawback 'will force top talent to go abroad'

Fears for pubs as tax on drink is increased

Cameron condemns 'Labour's living dead' in withering attack on Darling

BUDGET 2009: Darling savaged over 'fantasy' Budget... but STILL insists good times are just round the corner

BUDGET 2009: Alistair's living in Wonderland: Darling refuses to cut spending, hits rich with 50p tax rate and pins his hopes on recovery fantasies

Budget bust-up with IMF: Devastating warning on UK economy sparks furious late night row with Downing Street

Public spending set to reach 50% of national income as Darling plans years of tax hikes

British house prices decline 12.3%

Alistair Darling poised to slash spending and raise taxes in Budget

Anarchy in Streets Builds When GDP Isn’t Shared: William Pesek

US inflation goes negative for first time in 54 years

Shop prices soar as pound pushes up food costs

Graphic: how dividends are changing

More companies cut payouts as slowdown hits

National debt burden borne by fewer shoulders

Production cost of North Sea oil and gas doubles

Lobby group hopes Chancellor will lift tax burden hanging over North Sea oil and gas industry

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Brown may freeze the minimum wage to 'help firms save jobs'

Give us a 10% rise, demand teachers (who already want a 4-day week and seem blissfully ignorant of recession)

Surge in state handouts for credit crunch Poles pushed out of jobs and into UK benefits system

Surge in white collar applicants for seasonal jobs as Britons compete with migrants for unskilled work

The G20 moves the world a step closer to a global currency

Russia backs return to Gold Standard to solve financial crisis

Number of grown-up children returning to live with parents triples amid recession

Investors running scared from sterling

Doubt over second wave of quantitative easing

Richard Thaler: Celebrated economist wins vote of politicians

Britain must start making things again

Singapore's economy contracts 20pc in first quarter

Credit crisis is easing for UK business, CBI says

International Monetary Fund says EU's Eastern European members should join euro

Vinve Cable: A crisis that is dividing our young and old

Taxpayers' Alliance: The Public Sector 'Rich' List (Govt waste)

Britons 'to pay extra £800 tax a year' as Darling FINALLY admits: 'It's worse than I thought'

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IMF: Threat of inflation is Labour's legacy

Paul Krugman criticises White House approach to crisis

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Council tax bills have increased four times faster than inflation in ten years

U.K. Banks, Financials May Cut 15,000 Jobs in Quarter, CBI Says

Brown to borrow £351billion in the next two years (that's more than Britain's total debt from 1691 to the 1997 election)

Retail sales plunge by 1.9% in a month as High Street gloom continues

Cartoon - City inflation forecast proved wrong

Geithner rescue package 'robbery of the American people'

German economy to contract 7pc this year

Unemployment could double to 4m, predicts David Blanchflower

Public sector workers face pay freeze as Darling is put under pressure to set an example

Millions face 'worst of both worlds' as cost of living rises but rate for fixing pay and pensions falls to zero

Britain cannot afford any more tax cuts, warns CBI

RPI deflation: 'We should be worried about this' (audio)

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Public expects big fall in inflation

China calls for end to dollar's reign as global reserve currency

Chancellor's letter in response to Bank of England governor

Mervyn King's letter to the Chancellor explaining above target inflation

Rosé, free-range eggs, DVD rentals – what else should be in the basket of goods used to measure inflation?

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Interactive: CPI and RPI since 2006

Surprise rise in inflation defies City predictions

It's time to give up our blind faith in economic growth

Real Cost of Living Index falls 4.3pc

UK will have the worst deficit in Western world, warns IMF

Recession hammers UK public finances

Devaluation of pound fails to help embattled exporters

Finding Britain's hidden unemployed

UK recession will drag into 2010 as others recover, says IMF

Unemployment level 'will rise to 3.3m by end of 2010'

Deflation is here, but 40pc struggle to pay their bills

Deflation: why is it so dangerous?

UK unemployment tops 2 million: economists react

World Bank warns China can't make up for collapse in Western demand

Friedman and Schwartz should be compulsory reading as we try to fix the banks

UK unemployment jumps at fastest pace on record

Credit card limits 'will be restricted' in new laws to prevent irresponsible borrowing

Keep overtime! Tories challenge Labour MEPs to back UK's opt-out from maximum 48-hour working week

House prices in shock monthly rise but repossessions soar by 68%

Millions shun air travel in the crunch: First fall in UK passengers for 17 years

Fears of tax rises to fill £28billion black hole as City tax take is halved

More than one million jobs to go in two years and parts of the UK could take a decade to recover

The world was 'very close' to financial meltdown, says Bernanke... but now the U.S. has dodged a depression

More than three-quarters of Britons want to see jobless immigrants forced to leave UK

Families across the country are £45,000 poorer as credit crunch continues to bite

Brown slaps down top doctor over plans to double cost of alcohol to curb binge- drinking

Fears of tax rises as collapse in City tax revenues puts pressure on Darling and his Budget

Fed chief defends banking bailout and predicts early recovery

Gordon Brown rejects call to set minimum prices for alcohol

Japanese economy in worst shape since Second World War

Britain showing signs of heading towards 1930s-style depression, says Bank

Jobless total passes the 2 million mark

UK expectations for inflation fall to four-year low

Gordon Brown hints at fresh tax cuts in the Budget

Mortgage lending plummets to a new low as the housing market creaks to a virtual halt

House prices 'could drop another 55%' and leave Britain bankrupt

UK trade gap grows on falling exports to US

Irish economy to shrink 6pc, says central bank governor John Hurley

Worst collapse in UK manufacturing in four decades

World now in grip of 'Great Recession' warns IMF

China deflation fears as consumer prices fall

China suffers record fall in exports

Bloomberg: Depression Dynamic as Markets Revisit 1930s

Every taxpayer faces £800 bill to bail out the Treasury

Plea to rethink beer tax hikes

Yet more misery for homeowners

Unemployment 'to hit 3.2 million'

World Bank offers dire forecast for world economy

Japan Posts First Current-Account Deficit Since 1996 on Exports

Conservatives would cut corporation tax, George Osborne says

OECD: Global recession will be 'worse than forecast'

America loses 23,000 jobs every day and output suffers biggest slump in 25 years

Bank injection means we are all monetarists now

Dollar Drops on Concern U.S. Job Losses to Show Deepening Slump

Printing money: an easy guide to quantitative easing

Bank of England cuts interest rates and announces plans to print £150bn

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Why should printing money succeed here when it failed in Japan?

Record rise in gilts as Bank of England 'starts printing presses'

IMF chief warns of dark days

500,000 OAPs pay price of rate cuts

House prices fall another 2.3%, making them more affordable than at any time in last six years

Pictured: The credit crunch tent city which has returned to haunt America

Bank's £150bn leap in the dark: Darling orders 'printing of money' to stave off a full-scale recession

A million jobs taken by non-EU workers as official figures lay bare the scale of foreign labour

Scotland becomes the first country in Europe to set minimum price for alcohol, with calls for England to follow

House price falls continue despite increase in activity

South-east Asian nations band together to safeguard exports

UK manufacturing weakens for tenth month

Wage subsidy could save thousands of jobs

Fear of global depression rises as US reveals true extent of decline

How ripples of recession ebb and flow through the land

The Age of Deflation

More than 3 million will be out of work next year, CBI warns

Plea for aid as BMW gives 850 workers one hour’s notice and puts the Mini in mothballs

New fears on fate of economy

How the Bank will create money...electronically

Bank of England asks Alistair Darling for go-ahead to 'print money'

Property freeze is worst since 1950s

German CDS debt spreads hit record as economy crumbles

China nears deflation trap as rail freight collapses

Investment in companies plunges

Families feel the squeeze as disposable income drops

Rate-setter makes case for 'printing money'

Police fear mass protests and a 'summer of rage' in response to economic crisis

Families feel the squeeze as disposable income drops

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Britain at risk of 10 year recession

Financial earthquakes Worrying signs about the economy

Sterling weakness does little to help exports

Financial crisis: £37 billion bail out package could add 11p to the basic rate of income tax

UK public finances deteriorate dramatically in January

UK national debt set to surpass £2 trillion

UK car production falls 58.7pc

Home repossessions rise 54pc to 40,000

Bank of England seeks power to inject more money into economy to fight recession

People growing own fruit and vegetables to beat recession as Good Life returns

Falling inflation: Prices going down not necessarily good

UK unemployment map

Britain's AAA credit rating threatened by scale of bank bail-out

GM plans almost 50,000 job cuts as it seeks $16.6bn

Gold hits record against euro on fear of Zimbabwean-style response to bank crisis

British economy is in a deep recession and could shrink by 4%, warns Bank of England

Bank of England's economic model is a 'waste of time', ex-MPC members argue

UK trade deficit narrows as weak sterling gives exports a boost

China exports fall by most in 13 years, imports drop by record

Unemployment reaches 12-year high of nearly 2 million

Bank of England Governor Mervyn King says UK economy is in 'deep' recession

U.S. Taxpayers Risk $9.7 Trillion on Bailouts as Senate Votes

'MARRIAGE TAX' ANGER AS BRITISH FAMILIES ARE PENALISED

Bank of England to warn recession will last far longer than Government's forecast

Nissan axes 20,000 jobs as car crisis deepens

Let banks fail, says Nobel economist Joseph Stiglitz

Pound's weakness 'a selling point for tourism industry'

House prices have much further to fall and that is no bad thing - total drop to be 40-45% from top

EU RED TAPE COST US £100BN IN 10 YEARS

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Bank of England cuts interest rate to 1%

Record 9.6% fall in output sparks fear for Japan's future

Panasonic axes 15,000 staff on profit warning

Driven down by debt, Dubai expats give new meaning to long-stay car park

Competition Commission kills off possible YouTube rival Kangaroo

Middle England is caught in debt trap as house prices fall and job hopes dim

Ford cuts 850 UK jobs amid 30% sales plunge

Property prices back on the up

Recession? Not for the bankers and a culture of greed that is more obscene than ever...

China outraged after India bans all toy imports

US lost a further 500,000 jobs in January

Recession: glimmers of hope?

Services data show worst of recession could be behind us

Business failures surged 78pc in January, says Experian

Further cut in interest rates 'will not help Britain climb out of recession'

Buy the flat and we'll throw in the job to pay for it

Fitch cuts Russia’s credit rating

Kazakhstan devalues currency

Increase in foreign workers over past three years

Old Age time bomb

35 MILLION YOB CRIMES A YEAR

MORE WALKOUTS AS TALKS OVER FOREIGN LABOUR BREAK DOWN

Now it is 'British jobs for British graduates' as ministers plan tightening of immigration controls

Obama backs down over 'Buy America' after EU warns him not to start a global trade war

The children eating their way to cancer: Expert warns of obesity timebomb

First in line: Hotel insolvencies

Toxic mix of unemployment and immigration

UK lenders borrow £185bn from Bank of England - lender of last resort

Greedy banks told to PPI off

Pontin's creates 2,000 new jobs - why?

Few jobs and little hope as Spain faces growing crisis

Manufacturing confidence slumps as pound slides

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao lambasts 'blind pursuit of profit' in West

'Listen to us Gordon Brown': Striking militants are driven by desperation

U.S. Consumer Spending Falls for Sixth Straight Month

Ford: We are £10bn in the red

Shell rakes in record £22bn

Thousands Of Factory Jobs Axed

Relationship With China 'Pivotal'

Wildcat Walkouts Spread Across UK

Property 'faces 25% crash'

Back to the 70s

PM furious...but strikes to go on

EU fishing policy costs us billions

Cameron calls for 'moral capitalism' in move away from Thatcher

Obama's 'buy American' rescue package runs risk of a trade war

PROTESTS OVER FOREIGN LABOUR SPREAD

RESTAURANTS DISHING UP TOO MUCH SALT

Recession to claim 300,000 more long-term jobs

Government to print more money in £50bn bid to end lending freeze

Chinese steel mills forecast price rise

Not plane sailing for Boeing jobs

Opec pledges to push oil back above $50 a barrel

House prices fall by nearly 20% as 1.2million homeowners are trapped in negative equity

Half a million Poles to stay in Britain despite credit crunch

Almost 24 million adults with poor numeracy skills, say MPs

WEF 2009: Global crisis 'has destroyed 40pc of world wealth'

UK house prices fall further in January

COFFEE GIANT SET TO AXE 7,000 JOBS

WORKERS STRIKE OVER ECONOMIC CRISIS

CAMERON AND BROWN GO TO WAR OVER RECESSION

BRITAIN 'FACING A DEEPER RECESSION THAN ANY NATION'