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EU: No Compromise on Freedom of Movement

EU leaders say Britain needs free movement of people to keep access to the single market.

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EU: No Compromise on Freedom of Movement

EU leaders say Britain needs free movement of people to keep access to the single market.

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EU: No Compromise on Freedom of Movement

EU leaders say Britain needs free movement of people to keep access to the single market.

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UK Economy Suffers After Brexit Vote, Says Bank Boss

The UK economy is suffering from "post-traumatic stress disorder" after the Brexit vote

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UK Economy Suffers After Brexit Vote, Says Bank Boss

The UK economy is suffering from "post-traumatic stress disorder" after the Brexit vote

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UK Economy Suffers After Brexit Vote, Says Bank Boss

The UK economy is suffering from "post-traumatic stress disorder" after the Brexit vote

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Austrian Election Deja Vu

Austria will re-run its presidential vote. A right wing eurosceptic candidate could win

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Austrian Election Deja Vu

Austria will re-run its presidential vote. A right wing eurosceptic candidate could win

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Austrian Election Deja Vu

Austria will re-run its presidential vote. A right wing eurosceptic candidate could win

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London Stock Exchange shareholders set to agree German deal

Shareholders of the LSE will be voting later on whether they want the deal to go ahead.

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Spanish Football Clubs Ordered to Repay State Aid

Seven football clubs in Spain have been ordered to repay millions of euros of state aid.

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Spanish Football Clubs Ordered to Repay State Aid

Seven football clubs in Spain have been ordered to repay millions of euros of state aid.

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Spanish Football Clubs Ordered to Repay State Aid

Seven football clubs in Spain have been ordered to repay millions of euros of state aid.

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Zimbabwe Hit by Public Sector Strikes

Zimbabwean workers are protesting because their salaries have not been paid.

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Zimbabwe Hit by Public Sector Strikes

Zimbabwean workers are protesting because their salaries have not been paid.

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Zimbabwe Hit by Public Sector Strikes

Zimbabwean workers are protesting because their salaries have not been paid.

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Chilcot Report: UK's Involvement in 2003 Iraq War Criticised

We look at the state of Iraq's economy 13 years on from the conflict.

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Chilcot Report: UK's Involvement in 2003 Iraq War Criticised

We look at the state of Iraq's economy 13 years on from the conflict.

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Chilcot Report: UK's Involvement in 2003 Iraq War Criticised

We look at the state of Iraq's economy 13 years on from the conflict.

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Libor Scandal Bankers Jailed

Four former bankers have been jailed for their parts in the so-called Libor scandal.

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Libor Scandal Bankers Jailed

Four former bankers have been jailed for their parts in the so-called Libor scandal.

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Libor Scandal Bankers Jailed

Four former bankers have been jailed for their parts in the so-called Libor scandal.

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Hopes Rising Prices May Save UK Steel Industry

Sale of Tata Steel's main Port Talbot plant in Wales is on hold.

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Hopes Rising Prices May Save UK Steel Industry

Sale of Tata Steel's main Port Talbot plant in Wales is on hold.

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Former IMF Chief Economist Warns Of Danger

Ken Rogoff compares today's global economic situation with that of the 1930s.

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UK Chancellor starts trade tour

The British Chancellor George Osborne travels to New York for a post-Brexit trade trip

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Theresa May to become UK Prime Minister this week

Mrs May will have responsibility for negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union.

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Theresa May to become UK Prime Minister this week

Mrs May will have responsibility for negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union.

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Theresa May to become UK Prime Minister this week

Mrs May will have responsibility for negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union.

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China Defiant at South China Sea Ruling

An international tribunal has dismissed China's claim to much of the South China Sea.

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