Most recent
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11 Sep 2014:
Letters: The Conservative party and UKIP appear content to surrender vast swaths of UK sovereignty to multinational companies
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7 Sep 2014:
Transatlantic trade and investment partnership may make the outsourcing of national health services in Britain permanent
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24 Aug 2014:
Letters: Oliver Letwin has been an arch-privatiser since the 1970s – and he has a key position in the government
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22 Aug 2014: Jayati Ghosh: India cannot support an agreement that ignores food security when millions of its people go to bed hungry each night
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20 Aug 2014:
Consumer watchdog closes four Moscow branches following inspections, in move seen by critics as part of sanctions war
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8 Aug 2014:
Remi Adekoya: Supporting human rights in the continent and boosting economic ties do not have to be mutually exclusive
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8 Aug 2014:
Trade in goods deficit widened unexpectedly to £9.4bn from £9.2bn in May after British exports fell more than imports
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28 Jul 2014: UK once again has worst current account of any large trading nation, but this time sterling's strength not weakness that worries
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28 Jul 2014:
The International Festival for Business, which closes this week, has brought potential investors from all over the world – but what will be its long-term legacy?
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24 Jul 2014: Robert Skidelsky: With Germany unwilling to spend, it is up to ECB president Mario Draghi to devalue the currency for a much-needed boost
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22 Jul 2014:
Policymakers dread slump in Russia – from further sanctions by the west – would trigger another global economic meltdown
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22 Jul 2014:
Whitehall review into freedom of movement lands blow to Eurosceptics aiming to make radical changes to migration rules
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12 Jul 2014: John Holmes and Michael Fullilove: A poll indicates Britain is no longer Australia's best friend. But we should make more of our ties to boost those with Asia
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11 Jul 2014: Laws on listing all ingredients on the labels of bottles mean illicit wine wallahs and big importers are running dry
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10 Jul 2014:
Shortfall between exports and imports was the largest since January after imports rose at their fastest pace for almost a year
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