0858 GMT February 15, 2019
Eurozone industrial production fell more than expected in December, official estimates showed on Wednesday, pulled down by a drop in the output of capital goods, used for investment.
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The US national debt has passed a new milestone, topping $22 trillion for the first time.
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Britain’s economy will barely grow in the run-up to Brexit amid concern the UK will leave the European Union without an agreement, but if there is a deal there will be a modest post-divorce upturn, according to economists polled by Reuters.
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When Horani Othman emigrated with his family family from Syria to the UK in 2012, he arrived in there not knowing how he would make ends meet.
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Deaf children in England are falling behind their classmates from primary school through to General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) — an academic qualification, generally taken in a number of subjects by pupils in secondary education in the UK — analysis by the National Deaf Children's Society (NDCS) showed.
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Catalan separatist leaders accused of rebellion for trying to make their region independent from Spain launched their defense on Tuesday at the start of their long-awaited trial.
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Prime Minister Theresa May told lawmakers on Tuesday to hold their nerve over Brexit and give her more time to negotiate a deal acceptable to both the European Union and the British Parliament.
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Road congestion cost the UK economy nearly £8 billion last year, according to new analysis.
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A London-based venture capital firm that uses artificial intelligence to find promising startups across Europe said on Tuesday it had raised €53 million (£46.6 million) for its biggest fund to date.
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Go for a walk, speak to your friends face-to-face, go and visit your grandma.
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