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Official Statistics in Development estimate filled jobs in the Digital Sector (Jan–Dec 2024) using ONS Annual Population Survey data, covering employees and self‑employed people in full‑ and part‑time roles across the sector.
Appendix material defining who counts as part of an online community, supplied as supplementary documentation to a Pew Research Center study of online community membership and behaviours.
DUKES chapter 4 on natural gas presents detailed statistics on UK natural gas supply and demand, including production, imports, storage, and consumption across sectors to inform energy and security policy decisions.
Tables showing deaths registered in Northern Ireland in 2026 up to and including the week ending 2 October 2026, providing weekly counts for demographic and temporal analysis.
Provides early experimental ‘real‑time’ indicators using rapid‑response surveys and novel data sources to track UK economic activity and social change, offering high‑frequency snapshots for policymakers on trends in spending, mobility and labour market signals.
Updated time series of UK livestock populations, reporting numbers at June and December each year to show trends in cattle, sheep, pigs and other farmed animals across the United Kingdom.
The SORP-making body has published a helpsheet explaining lease accounting requirements under the new Charities SORP, aimed at charities preparing accruals accounts to ensure compliant financial reporting.
Northern Ireland results from the UK Innovation Survey 2025 present firm-level innovation activity and investment across 2022–24, providing regional evidence on R&D, new products, processes and collaboration.
Uses Pay-As-You-Earn administrative payroll data to identify employment-related non-response to the Labour Force Survey and explore potential adjustments to improve LFS coverage; outputs are presented as non-official statistics.
Provides tables of online job advert volumes from January 2017 to August 2026, broken down by Standard Occupation Classification (SOC 2020) and local authority, enabling analysis of labour demand by role and place.
Provides the time series for the UK balance of payments for April–June 2026, including the current account, capital transfers and levels of UK external assets and liabilities for international transactions analysis.
Publishes time series tables for the UK Economic Accounts for April–June 2026, covering national product, income and expenditure, sector accounts and balance of payments component series for detailed macroeconomic analysis.
Global data on social media platform use shows Facebook typically remains the most-used platform worldwide, followed by Instagram, with lower overall penetration for TikTok, X and Snapchat.
Analyses death registrations since the Death Certification Reform, covering time taken to register a death and recorded causes of death, using the new data fields introduced by the reform for England and Wales in 2025.
Pensions dashboards are being developed to let people view information about all their pensions online, centralising records to improve access and transparency for pension savers across the UK.
A viral video claiming Elon Musk warned over a billion people could die by 2030 from water shortages is a deepfake; the clip uses AI to fabricate his remarks.
Quarterly domestic energy switching statistics release provides quarterly and annual estimates of the number of electricity and gas switches by domestic customers, tracking consumer switching behaviour and market activity.
Presents deaths of women aged 10–64 in England and Wales using the new pregnancy status field introduced by Death Certification Reform, reporting mortality by whether women were pregnant, recently pregnant, or not pregnant at time of death in 2025.
Reports deaths by ethnicity in England and Wales using the ethnicity field added under Death Certification Reform, enabling mortality breakdowns by ethnic group for 2025.
Provisional weekly figures for deaths registered in England and Wales, covering the week ending 11 September 2026, have been published to track mortality trends and short‑term changes.
Acknowledgments and contributor credits for a Pew Research Center report produced under the Pew‑Knight Initiative, listing primary researchers and institutional funders without policy conclusions in this blurb.
A weekly digest compiles the Pew Research Center’s latest religion and public life work, covering recent studies and media mentions on topics from legal battles over abortion access to cultural trends such as astrology gatherings in the US.
The annual statistics detail Northern Ireland use of powers under the Terrorism Act 2000, Terrorism (Northern Ireland) Act 2006, Counter-Terrorism Act 2008 and Justice and Security (Northern Ireland) Act 2007 for January–December 2025.
Industrial energy price indices release provides quarterly and annual price indices for industrial fuels in real and current terms, with series both including and excluding the Climate Change Levy (CCL) for comparative analysis.
Summarises initial work linking STATS19 fatality records from reported road collisions with Office for National Statistics death registrations, describing linkage approach and potential to improve accuracy of reported road fatality counts.
Collects special feature articles from the September 2026 Energy Trends bulletin, analysing contemporary UK energy issues and providing statistical context and commentary for policymakers and sector analysts.
Briefing explains that local‑level statistics on international migration in the UK are limited, with most official migration data published at national level and only partial subnational indicators available.
UKHSA and University of Oxford researchers used genome sequencing to identify genetic changes in the bacteria linked to the severe meningococcal disease outbreak in Kent earlier this year, suggesting genetic factors may explain increased severity.
Appendix A provides the detailed tables supporting Pew’s report findings, with disaggregated data and statistical breakdowns underlying the main analyses.
Sets out what an AI thematic account is, explains ONS’s approach to compiling one and describes how the account will help measure artificial intelligence’s economic impacts across the UK, including scope, data sources and analytic aims.