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The growth has been driven by food rather than drink, figures show.

The British economy is now 3 per cent smaller than it could have been had the relationship with the EU been maintained.

Government austerity, more insecure work and years of pay stagnation are to blame, says the TUC.

A few choice figures that sum up a decade of Conservative austerity:

Economists at the Resolution Foundation said slow economic growth in 2019 could weigh on labour markets next year.

After a decade of Conservative rule, the UK economy is the weakest since the global crash of 2009.

School leaders have raised concerns about shortages in subjects such as maths and science.

Contrary to widespread perceptions, the economy performs no worse under Labour than under the Tories—by some measures it does much better.

London house prices are expected to lag behind, but prime central London is set for a rebound, with 20% growth in values by 2024, Savills predicts.