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Briefing tracks the Representation of the People Bill through Parliament, covering measures including votes at 16, automatic voter registration, tighter political donations rules and allowing bank cards as voter ID.
Quarterly legal aid statistics for April to June 2026 report activity across criminal and civil legal aid, family mediation, legal aid providers and central funds payments for England and Wales.
Quarterly UK data and commentary for 2026–27 from the COVER programme, reporting coverage levels achieved by the childhood immunisation programme across the UK to track vaccine uptake.
Analyses Corporation Tax receipts and liabilities for 2026, detailing tax revenues, taxpayer behaviour and trends affecting corporate tax take and compliance.
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.
Research examining disabled people’s rail use and experiences across Great Britain, identifying barriers, accessibility issues and opportunities to improve rail accessibility and inform policy and operator interventions.
Provides headcount and full‑time equivalent data on the GP workforce in England as of 31 August 2026, broken down by job role, gender and age, with figures available for ICBs and Sub‑ICB Locations.
Final annual publication of hospital outpatient activity for 2025–26, replacing provisional monthly releases and providing complete counts and activity measures for outpatient attendances and pathways in the financial year.
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.
Experimental official statistics are being developed on Support for Mortgage Interest loans, covering recipient numbers from May 2018 through May 2026 to inform analysis of mortgage-related support uptake.
Breaks down UK business population by legal form, industry, region, turnover and employment size band, giving a detailed snapshot of enterprise activity and scale across sectors for 2026 analysis and policy planning.
Minutes record discussions of the London Foreign Exchange Joint Standing Committee’s Legal Sub‑Committee on 16 June 2026; the committee comprises market participants, infrastructure providers and UK financial regulators, with the Bank of England providing the secretariat.
The Northern Ireland Minister promoted regional economic growth, exports and innovation during visits to AMIC, a UKEF business forum and Catagen, highlighting government support for local businesses and trade opportunities.
A breakdown of cases lists occasions when the Advocate General for Scotland has appeared or been represented for the UK Government, detailing involvement across legal matters affecting UK‑Scotland interests.
Runway repairs at RAF Marham have been completed to strengthen the airfield’s resilience while continuing to support Lightning Force operations, improving operational availability for station air operations.
Secretary of State has appointed Fraser Hardie as a member of The National Lottery Community Fund Board for a four‑year term from 11 January 2027 to 10 January 2031.
Minutes of the London FXJSC main committee meeting on 24 June 2026 summarise discussions among market participants, infrastructure providers and UK regulators about the wholesale foreign exchange market; the Bank of England chairs the forum.
Counts of civil partnerships formed in Northern Ireland during September 2026, updating the monthly series of civil partnership registrations for the region.
The EDGE project conducted experiments at three English freshwater sites to derive decay and growth rates for intestinal enterococci, improving understanding of bacterial persistence in freshwater environments.
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.
Andy Burnham has signalled openness to exploring EU membership, according to commentary that discusses the mayor's shifting position and its potential implications for devolution and regional political strategy.
Announces strengthened resilience measures for communities and businesses ahead of winter, and previews a national autumn campaign to raise household awareness of simple steps to prepare for everyday emergencies and severe weather.
Sets out the UK’s calls at the OSCE Pathways to Peace Conference for coordinated international action to return Ukrainian children and secure release of civilian detainees, and announces UK-hosted talks in London to advance practical pathways for release and return.
Explains the Office for Budget Responsibility’s role, responsibilities and functions, outlining how it produces fiscal forecasts, assesses government policy costing and supports parliamentary scrutiny of public finances.
A chapter by David Klemperer outlines the state of UK debate on electoral reform and considers future prospects for change, setting this analysis within the broader 'Policy landscape 2026' context.
The briefing outlines the National Lottery’s structure and performance, noting it has raised over £53 billion for good causes since 1994 and explaining how proceeds are distributed to projects and sectors across the UK.
Analysis of South Africa’s JETP first phase finds it mobilised international support but revealed gaps, delays and implementation challenges, drawing lessons on financing, delivery and design for upcoming JETP phases.
Staff working paper examining how the composition of inflation influences monetary stabilisation, presenting ongoing research by Bank of England economists and inviting comment and debate on implications for policy.
DfE sets out an SME action plan for 2025–28 to make it easier for small businesses to access public sector supply chains and to remove unnecessary burdens and costs associated with supplying education services.
Defra publishes an SME action plan for 2026–27 aiming to make it simpler for small businesses to access public sector supply chains and to remove unnecessary burdens and costs.