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Health
This piece has been updated The Sunday People this weekend reported that NHS England lost 1,800 nurses this summer. That's right, and if you count midwives, health visitors, and school … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
"Where are the jobs being created fastest right now? In Scotland and the North."—George Osborne The Autumn Statement document says that, "The North West and Yorkshire and Humberside have seen … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
The Chancellor set out his plans for the economy yesterday in his last Autumn Statement before the general election. Here's what you need to know about the new stamp duty changes, the gender pay gap, new jobs and wages. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
The Chancellor George Osborne delivered his Autumn Statement on Wednesday. Here are our guides to the economy with the facts and figures you need to know on tax, public spending, … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
"In this parliament we will have made £100 billion of savings while cutting income tax by £10.5 billion. In the next parliament we plan to make £25 billion of savings … Read
Is Muhammed the most popular boys name in Britain? Well, it depends on how you add up the numbers... Read
Health
With the government set to announce £2 billion in extra funding for the NHS next year, we look into the different estimates of how much money will be needed by 2020. Read
This week sees the launch of a good practice guide for releasing official statistics in spreadsheets. This might not sound important, but if you look behind the uniform face of … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Definitions are important. While the workers in a report from the Resolution Foundation may be "stuck" in a low-paying job, this doesn't mean that they are in poverty. Read
Education
578,975 pupils in England attended an independent (non-government funded) school in January 2014, according to the Department of Education school census—that's around 7% of all pupils. In 2009, 4.3% of … Read
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