The economy is stuck and without a change in government policy the slump is set to continue, writes the TUC's Duncan Weldon.

Welcome to stagnation. It's not a nice place to be.

The new Bank of England governor doesn’t start until July but he has some important decisions to make before then.

The Economist endorses a bit of NGDP targeting, for a bit, in a bit.

In the wake of the negative GDP figures, the London mayor joins the chorus of voices questioning austerity.

Prepared for the worst.

Expected to create 600,000 jobs.

The results of Mr Osborne’s strategy were both predictable and predicted. But he has continued regardless.

The refrain is that the Chancellor must do something – anything – but few have any confidence that he will.

Osborne said the economy was "on the right track" but the Bank warns growth could disappear in Q4.

The country's fifth in 15 years.

Triple dip ahead?

The US has grown by 2.3 per cent in the last year, while the UK has remained flat.

The effects of the second recession have been reversed by 1 per cent growth this quarter.