Economy, Business & Finance
Are food bank statistics "misleading the public"?
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Health
Do we have fewer hospital beds than most of Europe?
We take a look at the statistics behind yesterday's stories. Read
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Paul Weller didn't win damages from the Mail
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Education
Are England's pupils the world's worst behaved?
A Daily Mail headline claimed that England's pupils are the worst behaved in the world. We looked into the evidence behind the article. Read
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Economy, Business & Finance
Earnings and prices now rising at the same rate
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Economy, Business & Finance
Telegraph pre-empts official figures release
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Statistics watchdog wants power to decide when its rules apply
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Economy, Business & Finance
Who's seeking work as a result of the benefit cap?
Department for Work and Pensions (DWP): "Nearly half (45%) of those affected by the benefit cap say that they plan to look for work as a result." The Sun: "Nearly … Read
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Economy, Business & Finance
No longer a record number of part timers seeking full time work
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Education
Student loans: how much are they costing?
What can projections of graduate earnings tell us about the repayment of student loans? Read
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