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UK in recession

Page last updated at 11:55 GMT, Tuesday, 17 November 2009

A banker walking through the City of London
The UK economy unexpectedly shrank 0.4% between July and September, making the recession the longest since records began.


FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Bill Shaw
From blue collar workers to once-proud industrial regions: The people and places bearing the brunt of the recession
Latest figures: Why is UK failing while others succeed?
When can we look forward to better times?
How a High Street is weathering the economic storm
How do economists measure the state of the economy?
Savers and borrowers have gained. Will it last?
Teeside's 'smoggies' embrace new greener jobs

OTHER NEWS
RECESSION BASICS
Find out how the downturn took shape
Puzzled by the jargon? We explain
What is GDP and how is it calculated?

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Tell us your experiences of the recession
At Bristol docks, any recovery is still at sea
Job hunting, chasing orders... and doing fine.
How this recession compares with previous ones
How unemployment has risen in your area of the UK
The clouds are lifting in the Halifax heartland

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