Scottish Independence: SNP and UK Treasury Row Over Scotland's Post-Independence Jobs Prospects
UK Treasury says one in 10 Scottish jobs under threat but SNP pledges full employment.
Record-Low UK Pay Growth Casts Doubt Over Bank of England Interest Rates Hike
ONS data shows pay excluding bonuses grew at just 0.6% in the three months to June 2014.
Russia to Boost Trade With Egypt After Banning Western Imports
Egypt's president visited Vladimir Putin in Sochi and agreed to increase wheat imports from, and food exports to, Russia.
India Central Bank's Hands Tied as Inflation Rises More Than Expected
Consumer-price index rose 7.96% in July from last year, compared with revised 7.46% in June.
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EU Tries To Limit Russia Food Ban Impact As Member States Raise Fears
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Iain Duncan Smith: Mass Immigration Was Fault of Britain's Generous Benefits System
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Ukraine to Vote on Russia Oil and Gas Transit Ban
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China Growth Boom to Last Another 20 Years
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China Inflation Remains within Government Target Range Helping Consumption-Led Growth Model
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Great British Beer Festival: Exploring London's Booming Craft Brewing Sector
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Iraq: Oil Firms Evacuate Staff from Kurdistan as US Launches Airstrikes
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Islamic State Captures Iraq's Biggest Dam and Controls Water and Electricity For Key Cities
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