UK economy grew by record 16% in third quarter after first lockdown slump
Britain's economic recovery from its coronavirus crash was a bit quicker than previously thought in the July-September period, official data showed
 "UK economy grew by record 16% in third quarter after first lockdown slump")
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's economic recovery from its coronavirus crash was a bit quicker than previously thought in the July-September period, official data showed on Tuesday.
Gross domestic product grew by a record 16.0% in the third quarter - revised up from a previous estimate of 15.5% - but that still did not make up for its 18.8% slump in the April-June period when much of the economy was shut down.
(Reporting by Andy Bruce; Writing by William Schomberg)
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