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Monster.co.uk says nearly half of all British workers think of their current job as a stop gap.

IBTimes UK takes a look at the most important data from the ONS' job figures.

The ONS says the country's jobless rate is just 0.1% off the BoE's threshold.

IBTimes UK looks at what is driving house prices up across the country

Smaller retailers defy UK consumer finances gloom to report surprise solid growth in sales.

ONS says slower price growth in food and drink helped pull down UK CPI inflation.

ONS data suggests GDP growth fell back on poor construction, manufacturing and production figures.

ONS figures show slight retail sales rise over one month and three month periods.

The ONS says there were 2.39 million unemployed people in the three months to October.

UK house prices rose 5.5% on average in October, says ONS.

ONS says the UK's gender pay gap has widened further.

The ONS says the rise was likely to have been driven in part by hikes in electricity and gas prices.

Britain's trade gap with non-EU countries decreases by 27% on previous month.

ONS says net migration into UK has risen year-on-year for first time in two years.

ONS estimate of 31,100 total excess winter deaths in 2012/13 puts spotlight on political fallout of another harsh season.

ONS says 14.9% of young people in UK not in education, employment or training up to September.

Incomes Data Services survey reveals manufacturers offered steepest rises of average 2.5%.

Reclassification of assets means no impact on public sector deficit from privatisation.

The ONS says there were 2.47 million unemployed people aged 16 and over up to September.

October CPI inflation fell to 2.2% on slowing tuition fee growth and supermarket discounting at petrol pumps.

ONS reports UK GDP lifting 0.8% in third quarter as recovery continues.

ONS says Northern Ireland has the highest average rating for life satisfaction across UK countries.

The ONS said there were 1,000 more 16 to 24 year olds in work over the last three months.

Office for National Statstics shows real pay cut continues in September as CPI inflation holds steady.

The ONS argues that the main contributor to the rise was increased spending on transport.

ONS says fall in men working could be for many reasons, including early retirement.

Retail sales increased in July on heatwave and arrival of Kate Middleton's royal baby George.

Consumer prices increased 2.7% year-on-year in August, compared with 2.8% in July, according to ONS.

The hike in construction output is due to a rise in new work from the private sector

The U.K. producer price index for home sales of manufactured products rose 3.6 percent in the year to March 2012, compared to a growth of 4.1 percent in February, according to the latest data released from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).