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Britain's labour market has shown its resilience in the wake of the shock Brexit vote, as official data revealed the unemployment rate held steady in the three months to July.

Scotland had its highest single quarterly rise in employment with 51,000 finding jobs.

The employment rate remained at a record high of 74.5 per cent in the quarter to July - including one month after the Brexit vote.

As the country is released from the grip of the Archers' trial, which concluded on Radio 4 last night, the plight of domestic abuse victims across the country has received wide and much-needed attention.

The demand for the goods and services of Scotland's private-sector firms continues to fall.

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Britain's labour market showed little sign of taking a hit immediately after the country's Brexit vote as the unemployment rate held steady and job creation rose in the three months to July, according to official data.

Economists say the slight fall in UK unemployment to 1.63 million shows there is yet to be a "Brexit effect" on the jobs market.

Britain's labour market appeared to shrug off the Brexit vote, as official data showed a record number of people in work and a fall in unemployment in the three months to July.

Tackling diabetes is “fundamental” to the future of NHS as the number of adults with the condition nears four million, Public Health England has warned. Around 3.8 million adults in England now have diabetes, with at least 940,000 of those undiagnosed, new figures have revealed. About 90 per cent of the cases are Type 2 diabetes, which is linked to being overweight and obese and therefore largely preventable, PHE, who released the data, said. The other 10 per cent are Type 1, which usually develops in childhood and is often inherited.

Researchers at Newcastle University studied the health records of more than 15,000 people and found that the differences were more pronounced in women than men.