NICK Clegg will warn Britain's recovery remains "slow and fitful" ahead of the publication of key economic data tomorrow that is widely expected to confirm the recession is over.
In a speech to business leaders tonight, the Deputy Prime Minister will strike a cautious note, despite predictions of a 0.6% rise in GDP for the third quarter.
The 2012 Olympics and a bounce-back after the Diamond Jubilee bank holidays are thought to have helped pull the economy out of the slump.
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