Figures out from the ONS this morning show unemployment was down 16,000 on the previous three months and down to 4.8% from 5.2% last year. Unemployment is at its joint-lowest rate since 2005. The Guardian honestly says “The figures will be poured over for signs that the economy is weakening in the face of continued Brexit uncertainty” and indeed the usual suspects are pointing to a tiny fall in employment as evidence of a Brexit hit. Style guide for all Remain media: if it’s good news then “we haven’t left yet”, if it’s less good news it’s “the Brexit effect”…