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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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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.
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Jobless rate may fall at slower pace due to people on activation and training schemes
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