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YouGov says the economy has traditionally come top of the list of UK voters' concerns.

The ONS says there were 4.6 million self-employed people in the UK in 2014.

Saga says growing number of older people capable of working longer.

Strong domestic consumption boosts UK growth as Eurozone flounders.

Weak wage growth will persist in 2014 according to central bank's inflation report.

Lack of available staff and employers' appetite to hire has pushed wages up.

Markit shows worsening Household Finance Index despite upbeat GDP and employment data.

The average price of a home in the UK is now £262,000.

TUC warns talk of UK interest rate hikes are a "worrying distraction" from the unemployment problem

Fall may have gone unnoticed because the data does not include the self-employed, a thinktank says.

Goods trade and overall trade deficit increase amid low eurozone demand.

Falling manufacturing output drives wider drop in production, but recovery not at risk.

The pharmaceutical industry has looked a bit peaky since economic crisis.

The ONS investigates how pay-packets have transformed over the past four decades.

ONS house price infographic shows market recovery still ongoing in many parts of UK.

Michael Osbaldeston of City & Guilds tells IBTimes UK that employers are desperate to recruit youngsters.

ONS public finances data show May deficit hitting £10.8bn.

Retailers enjoying fruits of UK economic recovery as they look to World Cup for extra boost.

ONS house price index peaks in April 2014 as market heats up further.

ONS said UK CPI inflation fell to 1.5% in May, but higher commodity prices may force this back up.

A boost in employment but fall in wage inflation show how political battle will develop over summer.

Production and manufacturing however are still well below pre-recession levels.

The ONS says the percentage of people working at home increased from 11.1% in 1998 to 13.9% in 2014.

The ONS also says that personal wellbeing is affected by the source of household income

Mergers between British businesses have fallen to the lowest level since records began.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the two "illegal activities" adds to Britain's balance sheet

Campaigners say UK housing market creating "deep divisions" in society as wealthy cling to empty property.

Fears of a Help to Buy scheme-fuelled housing bubble eased over weak data.

High street footfall down as wet Bank Holiday kept shoppers at home.

ONS confirms UK GDP growth of 0.8% in first quarter as businesses begin to invest more.