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David Cameron has acknowledged that the latest unemployment figures are "very disappointing" after more than 100,000 people joined the ranks of those looking for a job.
12 October 2011
Unemployment has fallen by 88,000, while the number of people in work has increased by a similar number, new figures show today.
15 June 2011
The Government has launched what it's describing as a "revolutionary" Work Programme today, to help around two and a half million people back to work in the next five years.
10 June 2011
Unemployment has reached a 17-year high of more than 2.5 million and youth joblessness is at record levels, new figures reveal today.
16 March 2011
Britain's six million public sector workers intent on unemployment insurance should buy soon or risk being excluded, experts insist.
21 October 2010
Britain saw the largest rise in employment since records began in the three months to July as official figures today revealed 286,000 more people secured jobs.
15 September 2010
The recently self employed will be completely excluded from getting a mortgage from next year, under plans from the City watchdog.
13 July 2010
The number of people who had their home repossessed fell in the first three months of 2010 to a two-year low.
13 May 2010
The new coalition government has revealed many of its tax and spending plans, but what will this mean for your wallet?
12 May 2010
The number of people who lost their homes soared to a 14-year high during 2009, figures showed today.
11 February 2010
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