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Frances O'Grady says pay has been squeezed 'at all levels below the boardroom' and it is costing the UK economy.

The ONS says 155,000 people rode to work in 2011, up from 77,000 in 2001.

The ONS says house prices increased by 6.8% in January compared with a year earlier.

The ONS says that CPI inflation dropped to 1.7% in February, down from 1.9% in January.

New TUC report argues everyone must benefit from the recovery, not just those at the top.

Ed Miliband needs to adopt a new riff to take on Cameron and Clegg as wages catch up with inflation.

George Osborne's savings "revolution" contradicts the government's other massive pensions reform.

The ONS revealed that there are now more than 30 million people in work in the UK.

The Local Government Association argues local areas should be given more control over skills and training.

The figures from the ONS will be welcomed by the Chancellor George Osborne ahead of his budget.

The research also revealed that almost a quarter of part-time workers said they would prefer to work full-time.

Labour claims there are almost 583,000 people currently employed on zero-hours contracts.

The ONS says the surge happened against a backdrop of a falling youth population.

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ONS says there was an estimated net flow of 212,000 long-term migrants to the UK last year.

BT says it will hire 300 science, technology and business graduates and some 730 apprentices.

The ONS says GDP is estimated to have increased by 1.8% in 2013.

ONS says amount of days lost is sharply down from 178 million days in 1993.

ONS reports UK retail sales rising 4.8% across year in January amid economic and consumer revival.

ONS reports £4.7bn surplus in public finances during January 2014, lower than expected.

Adam Memon says the task of restoring economic growth to the UK has been achieved.

Asda says the rise was driven by a fall in the rate of CPI inflation.

The ONS also says that the country's employment rate hit 72.1% in December 2013.

But Matthew Whittaker warns without sustained improvement in wages, the recovery may yet run out of road.

ONS reports average price of a house hitting 3% stamp duty threshold.

Help to Buy scheme fuelling demand in housing market and pushing up house prices.

Office for National Statistics study shows those who travel into work worse off than others.

The ONS says the fall in worker productivity in 2008 and 2009 may account for the drop.

Office for National Statistics says UK GDP growth slowed slightly to 0.7% in fourth quarter of 2014.