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Few women reach senior positions — and the root of the problem lies in education
Rising employment helped boost household income to offset government’s austerity measures
Local councils face difficult choice over which services to prioritise, IFS says
ONS figures highlight progress with government’s efforts to balance the books
Despite Hammond’s upbeat mood, Spring Statement forecasts based on further spending cuts
UK fiscal watchdog has not cut borrowing as much as economists expected
UK economy forecast to grow faster than expected but debt reduction remains the focus
An FTA is likely to increase barriers between Britain and its largest market
Visa figures show consumer spending fell 1.1% year-on-year in February
New paper shows drop in conceptions is evident before economy starts to contract
Chancellor Philip Hammond has a chance to mull over giveaways in next Budget
Boost for chancellor Philip Hammond ahead of spring fiscal statement
ONS will examine impact of Carillion insolvency and mooted student loans changes
Many explanations have been supplied for this economic puzzle, but not all stack up
More than a third are continuing practices that have been illegal since 1975
Incomes, employment and home ownership rates deteriorate
Government urged to consider reintroduction of grants for low income families
Report shows property ownership among young adults has ‘collapsed’
Think-tank says Britain spent 1.98% of GDP on military for second year in row
Output per head rising twice as fast in western regions since financial crisis
Officials to look at faster interest rate increases after inflationary pressures
Hawkish quarterly report highlights need to temper effect of a stronger global economy
Statistics agency says workers are moving from more to less productive sectors
Stance leaves open the possibility of a May rate rise, boosting sterling
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