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<p>Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey said that Britain’s economy was facing its “darkest hour”.</p>

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Head of Bank of England: British economy 'in very difficult period'
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey said that Britain’s economy was facing its “darkest hour”, and played down suggestions that cutting interest rates below zero would be a straightforward way to boost growth.
Focus on long-term jobless as economy delivers jobs

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Focus on long-term jobless as economy delivers jobs
Australia tires of excuses of the jobless

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Australia tires of excuses of the jobless
More people find work, but jobless fall slows

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More people find work, but jobless fall slows
Jobless rate may fall at slower pace due to people on activation and training schemes

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Jobless rate may fall at slower pace due to people on activation and training schemes
UK jobless rate at 5.4%

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UK jobless rate at 5.4%
Long-term jobless risk being left behind
Long-term jobless risk being left behind

Young people out of work and the long-term unemployed risk being left behind in any recovery in the economy, a review of the Government&rsquo;s action plan on jobs has warned.

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