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Construction output plunges in January

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Fall of 8% underlines industry’s struggle to recover from financial crisis

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Hunt to warn NHS against complacency

Health secretary says ‘coasting can kill’ as he calls for higher standards

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Deutsche Bank picked for £800m property deal

UK ECONOMY 11:59pm

Women’s labour market progress stalls

UK lags behind global rivals in narrowing workplace inequality

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Esure seeks IPO valuation of up to £1.3bn

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London index stays near 6,500 as US jobs data shines

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Government pledges Drax biomass support

Guarantee under Osborne’s push for infrastructure investment

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BP warns of higher settlement costs

Administrator handing out ‘windfall’ damages, says group

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There is no alternative, says Cameron

PM invokes Lady Thatcher in rejecting calls to change economic course

UK POLITICS & POLICY 7:29pm

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Jury rejects economist’s legal defence of ‘marital coercion’

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