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Sunak ‘gambling on turbo-charged recovery’

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‘Protect pubs and restaurants before it’s too late’

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Mapped Out: Unemployment benefits by constituency

Mapped Out: Unemployment-related benefits by constituency

Use our interactive map showing the number of people claiming unemployment related benefits by parliamentary constituency.

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Scope has called for disabled people to be taken off the Work Programme

Comment: The Work Programme is not working for disabled people

Major reform is needed to tackle the disability employment gap

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Proof of homosexual weather if ever I saw it

The Political Week Online: Weathering the storm

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PMQs as-it-happens

PMQs as-it-happened

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Osborne: ending the 'something for nothing culture'

George Osborne to freeze fuel duty until 2015

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Medical Defence Union (MDU)

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National Office of Animal Health (NOAH)

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Ed Miliband returns to frontline politics

Ed Miliband attacks government over ‘cost of living crisis’

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Full employment is achievable - but at a cost

Full employment ‘not just a dream’

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Clegg in job-spotting mode

Clegg relaunches coalition – but forgets the Tories

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A struggle for everyone, but this recession has been like no other

The weirdest recession of all

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Unemployment rate now firmly on the way up again

It’s over: Unemployment fall comes to decisive halt

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Richard Exell: 'The benefit cap increases poverty and inequality and is being argued for in a way that stigmatises people who are already weak.'

Comment: The benefit cap will drive more children into poverty

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JRF anti poverty strategy

Working together to solve poverty

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Skills shortages have a significant impact on businesses

Skills shortages have a significant impact on businesses

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Matthew Oakley and Ed Holmes of Policy Exchange

Comment: Jobcentre Plus has become a revolving door

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More and more in work, despite falling living standards

‘Jobs enigma’ not going away

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McCann was elected in 2010 with a hefty majority

Comment: Work Programme failure exposes Thatcherite IDS

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The private sector's growing ahead of autumn statement

Unemployment falls again

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Compensation cut for unfair dismissal cases

More jobs but fewer rights: A victory for Vince?

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Charlotte Hill is chief executive of UK Youth

Comment: ‘Work experience before benefits’ pilot could backfire

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