The government's new survey into racial inequality in Britain has highlighted stark differences in how quality of life changes depending on ethnicity.

Figures released by Halifax show prices grew 4% year-on-year in the quarter to September on the back of a shortage of properties.

Permanent staff placements rose at the slowest pace in five months in September, fresh survey suggests.

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Brexit could "overwhelmingly impair the quality of British nationality" according to top index.

Real weekly wages fell by 0.4%, both including and excluding bonuses, compared with a year earlier.

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Survey finds 'significant shortage' of candidates to fill blue collar jobs.

New report shows house prices recorded the first quarterly increase since March in the three months to August.

Safe-haven seeking investors pile into precious metals as Pyongyang and Washington spar again.

The British currency suffered its worst run against the common currency overnight on signs of a eurozone recovery.

Employers growing increasingly concerned over the state of the economy, survey suggests.

Unemployment rate falls to 4.4% in the quarter to June, while average weekly wages rise 2.1%.

A top headhunter has warned that London's financial sector is 'haemorrhaging talent'.

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General disgruntlement at the failure of improvement in UK living standards has had severe political implications.

Availability of workers continued to fall in July, survey suggests.

Nationwide says house prices in London grew 1.2% in the second quarter, making it Britain's second-worst performing region.

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Workers in London and South East spend the most time bored at work during a typical week, survey suggests.

IFS study shows incomes in the Midlands, Wales and the North are only as high as they were in the south-east two decades ago.

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Economy to see subdued growth in second quarter, BCC says.

The numbers in work hit the highest total since records began, but real wages fell by 0.5% year-on-year.

Long seen as the government's "get out of jail free card", the report contains little to warm the heart.

The review by Matthew Taylor will call for a new category of worker called a 'dependent contractor'.

The study by Matthew Taylor is set to call for a new category of worker called a 'dependent contractor'.

House prices declined 0.1% between April and June compared to previous three months, Halifax says.

Markit PMI falls to 54.3 from 56.3 as output and new orders both grow at slower than expected pace.