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ONS figures show immigration adds the equivalent of a city to the UK annually

Eurozone woes, austerity plans, budget deficits and a looming general election set the stage for 2015.

The inventor warns the Home Secretary's proposal could be detrimental to science and engineering.

The country's total unemployment rate held at 6% in the three months to October.

The British economy grew at 0.7% between the second and third quarter of this year.

Retail sales were up by 6.4% in November.

ONS says the total unemployment rate held at 6% in the three months to October

ONS revealed that the average UK house price stands at £271,000.

ONS data shows property prices increased by 10.4% in the year to October 2014.

Miliband is expected to deliver the speech in Great Yarmouth ahead of the 2015 General Election.

Government study shows 41% more likely to get a job than people who were unaffected by the cap.

October's 0.7% decrease surprises analysts.

Prime Minister David Cameron will announce new measures later on 28 November.

BREAKING: David Cameron has said that he will get the figures below 100,000 before the election.

The CBI says growth across the services sector is expected to continue into the New Year.

But the study says that pensioner poverty dropped to the lowest on record in 2012/13.

Exclusive: Labour MP Frank Field tells IBTimes UK taxpayers are subsidising poverty wages.

The Rochester by-election candidate made the comments during a TV hustings debate.

The REC says UK companies have been growing and expanding their workforces throughout 2014.

Exclusive: Ian Mearns tells IBTimes UK that his bill will give more job security to workers.

Ipsos MORI says economic optimism is still not converting to a feel-good factor for the population.

The TUC says there are still far too few full-time employee jobs for everyone who wants one,

Mark Carney is likely to signal that rates will stay at a record low until around the middle of 2015.

The leader of the Labour Party was addressing delegates at the Confederation of British Industry 2014 conference.

The study comes after the total UK unemployment rate dropped to 6% in the three months to August.

ONS data shows UK industrial output increased 0.6% in September compared to August.

The research group say Britain's economy is set to grow by 2.5% in 2015.

The Living Wage Foundation says the 2.6% rate rise will benefit 35,000 employees.

The move comes after a former zero-hours employee made a settlement with the sports retailer

The most worrying aspect of Britain's £1.7bn payment restructuring was David Cameron's reaction.