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Western nations have imposed severe sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

The number of unemployed drops below pre-pandemic levels, but wages continue to lag behind rising prices.

Wale's unemployment rate stand and 3% compared with the UK rate of 3.9%

The NI jobs market continues its recovery, but number of self-employed still below pre-Covid level.

Ukraine is facing a severe recession as a result of the Russian invasion, the IMF said.

Fuel prices are expected to peak this week before falling due to the price of oil dropping globally.

The two have close economic and military ties - but could China come to Russia's aid?

There was improvement in February, but Russia's Ukraine invasion has drastically changed things.

An RBS survey suggests they passed on "unprecedented" rising costs to customers in February.

Sir Charlie Bean, who recently left the Office for Budget Responsibility, says the move could be delayed.

The humble vegetable could be about to join the likes of Anglesey sea salt and Cornish Pasties.

Bryn Perry, from Pembrokeshire, recycles leftover whey from his cheese-making to produce the spirit.

There is growing concern that tougher regulations for funeral plan providers could hit many customers.

Western allies also say they plan to revoke Russia’s status as an equal trade partner.

The Financial Conduct Authority warns that all crypto-ATMs in the UK are operating illegally.

The UK economy rebounds in January but the chancellor warns of uncertainty due to the invasion of Ukraine.

As fuel prices reach fresh highs, one coach travel business says some services are becoming unviable.

Rising prices for essentials and energy price hikes are set to put even more pressure on incomes.

A care worker manager and a mobile beautician are among those faced with difficult decisions.