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UK Youth Unemployment: Stereotypes are Hindering Young People's Job Chances
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NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden reveals extent of agency surveillance.
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Japan Mulls Pacific Trade Pact Concessions as Talks with US Begin
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Council Cuts: Wolverhampton City Council to Axe 2,000 Jobs Amid Budget Cuts
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Report suggests reforms it claims will help shops thrive and contribute to the UK's growth.
UK Inflation: Under BoE's 2% Target for First Time in Four Years
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The Justice Secretary Chris Grayling told the BBC's File on 4 that the reforms were needed.
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Mt Gox to Resume Bitcoin Withdrawals Soon
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Germany and France Put Financial Transaction Tax Back on Table
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