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Extend furlough or risk mass unemployment, industry and unions warn Sunak

Exclusive: TUC and top business groups fear economy is too fragile to end scheme in April as planned

Economics of biodiversity review: what are the recommendations?

Landmark report says GDP should be ditched as measure of wealth and nature valued to protect wildlife and humans

Economics’ failure over destruction of nature presents ‘extreme risks’

New measures of success needed to avoid catastrophic breakdown, landmark review finds

UK economy suffering most damage since first wave of Covid-19

Some positive signs besides vaccine rollout, but high infection rates and lockdown measures taking their toll

Gordon Brown calls for urgent budget help as 1 in 7 UK firms face collapse

Ex-PM calls for Treasury to get ahead of Covid crisis as LSE report warns 1m firms could fail by spring putting 2.5m jobs at risk

UK unemployment reaches four-year high in Covid-19 lockdown

Jobless rate rose to 5%, or 1.7 million people, in three months to the end of November

The Guardian view on Covid economics: worry about jobs, not the deficit

Editorial: It is mad to be concerned about levels of government debt when so many people’s livelihoods and wellbeing are at stake

Kwasi Kwarteng: has all the right credentials – but can get into trouble

Business secretary is the first black British Tory to run a government department

Bank of England must do more to secure green recovery from Covid, say MPs

Committee urges governor to ‘show leadership’ on climate change and forge new path to net zero goal

Helping poorest tackle climate crisis will boost global growth, says IMF head

Kristalina Georgieva says investing to create resilient economies is a ‘win-win-win-win’ scenario

Labour has realised it needs to eschew radical policies if it is to avoid losing again

Never mind being big and bold, Keir Starmer and Anneliese Dodds want to be seen as competent managers

Low-paid workers in UK more than twice as likely to lose job in pandemic

Job opportunities increasing for higher-paid staff in sign of growing inequality

MPs demand answers over lack of Covid support for self-employed

Too many excluded from government’s furlough and other support schemes, committee says

PM tells business chiefs Covid jab is UK’s best way out of recession

Executives from 30 major firms hear about plans for ‘green industrial revolution’

Treasury minister downplays need for immediate tax rises

Rapid economic recovery from Covid recession could help ministers avoid increasing taxes, says Jesse Norman

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