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Why the UK labour market suddenly stopped growing

  • Written by The Conversation
imageDoes rush hour in London feel a little bit less crowded all of a sudden?JuliusKielaitis/Shutterstock

We have got used to living with the productivity puzzle but the labour market figures released today now add a labour market conundrum. The total number of people in work fell by nearly 70,000 comparing the three months to May 2015 with the previous...

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Want to curse people with farts or predict the weather? Here's how the saints did it

  • Written by The Conversation
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London’s summer looks like it will be pretty dreary, with a forecast of 40 days of cloud and drizzle. Melbourne, on the other hand, is going to be unseasonably cold over the same period, while the storm in Boston is likely to last six weeks.

Or so the more superstitious among us will think. This is because July 15 is...

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  1. Which digital books work best in the classroom?
  2. Mhairi Black goes viral: how Britain's youngest MP became a political star
  3. Why the English fox may turn around to bite its Scottish saviours
  4. A tragedy in three parts: how the Greek debt crisis unfolded
  5. Using Flash is like leaving your home doors open and sending invites to criminals
  6. Why China joined the nuclear weapons club
  7. Here's what you need to know about the Large Hadron Collider's latest discovery: pentaquarks
  8. Review: why Go Set a Watchman is the novel we deserve
  9. Why aren't we worried about the 'beach body' message we're sending to men?
  10. Too much information: how a data deluge leaves us struggling to make up our minds
  11. Labor conference is Shorten's next test on climate policy
  12. Go Set a Watchman exposes American obsession with white saviours
  13. How the largest association of psychologists in the US colluded in torture
  14. Inequality can be addressed only if we start talking about the 'working class'
  15. Is the Jade Helm 15 conspiracy theory a sign that Americans are becoming more paranoid?
  16. Is there an Asian 'disadvantage' in higher ed?
  17. The pope as philosopher: faith, climate change and public reason
  18. Victims of rights abuse in Indonesia need more than compensation
  19. Nuclear deal done – so what next for Iran?
  20. From comets to planets near and far, space probes reveal the universe
  21. Our Star Trek-style skin-healing technology could be the end of chronic wounds
  22. Far-right reaches for new extremes in the Czech Republic
  23. We need more than just new antibiotics to fight superbugs
  24. How to fix work/life balance for constantly connected millennials
  25. Beyond Pluto: New Horizons' mission is not over yet
  26. Natural selection in black and white: how industrial pollution changed moths
  27. If Abbott's finger is on election trigger, risk of misfire remains high
  28. What Greece can learn from Africa about the effects of austerity after a debt crisis
  29. Why indigenous knowledge has a place in the school science curriculum
  30. Ancient plant eating cousins from Brazil and South Africa are reunited
  31. Hunting in Africa: to ban or not to ban is the question
  32. Why a regional approach could help end drug stockouts in southern Africa
  33. Welcome to the family, Pluto
  34. The third book – Harper Lee may indeed have another ace up her sleeve
  35. Lean times ahead for Australian cattle as Indonesia turns to domestic farming
  36. Forget health takeovers, here's how to fix hospital funding and chronic disease care
  37. Australia-Singapore strategic partnership: the view from Indonesia
  38. A historic deal for Iran and the world
  39. The Australian Border Force puts the final nail in transparency's coffin
  40. What the Arab street thinks of Iran and of US policy toward Iran
  41. Reducing debt without austerity: Queensland govt strikes fair compromise
  42. Single-sex schools: we wouldn't segregate kids by race, so why do we still do it by gender?
  43. Let's not abandon the humble lecture quite yet
  44. How the right diet can control diabetes and reduce its massive economic costs
  45. When a parent is killed: family tragedy is often a mark of our broader failings
  46. Shenhua mine: the federal government could have chosen farming over coal
  47. Company chiefs with daughters make for kinder workplaces
  48. An overdue appreciation of ST Gill, Australia’s first painter of modern life
  49. Greece: a bad deal for everyone
  50. No, we aren't heading into a 'mini ice age'

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