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HM Treasury sets out the timetable, standards and policies governing its official statistics, confirming they follow the UK Statistics Authority’s Code of Practice for accredited official statistics and detailing publication governance.
Counts of consultant acute episodes in Northern Ireland Health Trusts for 2025–26, disaggregated by speciality, diagnosis, procedure and resource group to show activity across trusts and services.
Prices of fuels purchased by major power producers publishes quarterly and annual prices that power generators pay for fuels, supporting analysis of generation costs and electricity market pricing drivers.
Prices of fuels purchased by manufacturing industry gives quarterly and annual fuel prices paid by manufacturers, reported in original units and p/kWh and broken down by consumption sizebands for sectoral cost analysis.
Presents mid‑year 2025 population and migration estimates for Northern Ireland, with breakdowns for the 11 Local Government Districts and specific estimates of the population aged 85 and over.
Experimental real‑time indicators published with rapid‑response surveys and novel data sources on economic activity and social change in the UK, providing timely measures and analysis for 17 September 2026.
Tables of deaths registered in Northern Ireland up to and including the week ending 25 September 2026, providing weekly counts and breakdowns for use in public health and demographic monitoring.
A central hub listing the Department for Education’s current research priorities, ongoing studies and datasets available for download, covering topics the department is investigating and resources researchers can access to inform policy and analysis.
Provides additional charts accompanying the main Pew report; the appendix offers further graphical breakdowns and supplementary data visualisations (no blurb supplied).
Statistical release to March 2026 on the operation of police powers under the Terrorism Act 2000, covering arrests, outcomes and stop-and-search activity related to counter‑terrorism policing.
Annual statistics on agricultural land ownership and tenure in England, measured at 1 June, publish detailed breakdowns of ownership types, tenancy arrangements and landholding structures for the latest year.
Presents the UK’s new quarterly headline national well‑being measures that go beyond GDP, exploring quality of life and progress across domains to inform policy on population wellbeing and complement economic indicators.
Full Fact finds Reform UK’s claim that the UK’s foreign‑born population rose 143% in a decade is incorrect and likely conflates a different 20‑year estimate; the 143% figure is far too high for a ten‑year change.
Constituency-level tables giving population counts by single-year and grouped ages across UK parliamentary constituencies, enabling analysis of age structure for MPs, researchers and local planners using the Library's compiled data set.
Defra has published UK‑wide statistics on total waste generated, compiling figures to inform monitoring and policy on waste management and environmental impacts across the four nations.
Assesses methods and impacts of introducing a component approach to UK labour productivity measurement, covering methodological choices and how estimates would change for 1997–2024.
Monthly registration counts of deaths in England and Wales for August 2026, broken down by usual residence across regions, counties, health areas, local/unitary authorities and London boroughs, to support mortality monitoring and local comparisons.
Weekly roundup of Pew Research Center findings, including data on payment preferences: just 16% of Americans say they prefer cash for in-person payments, with the remainder favouring cards or other methods.
Monthly transaction dataset detailing the number and types of applications HM Land Registry completed in August 2026, providing official statistics on completed registrations and related property transactions for that month.
Overview factsheets on casualties in collisions involving older drivers (70+) and younger drivers (17–24), summarising casualty numbers, trends and differences by age group for Great Britain.
Overview of the Home Office’s investment in research, development and analysis intended to improve departmental decision-making, delivery and evidence use across immigration, policing and security policy areas.
The taskforce minutes record that three working groups will feed into the Bank of England and FCA’s long‑term plans to harmonise UK reporting under MiFIR, EMIR and SFTR, shaping future transaction and post‑trade reporting requirements.
Weekly tables listing deaths registered in Northern Ireland up to and including 18 September 2026, providing counts by registration week for use in short-term mortality monitoring.
Monthly release of UK intellectual property activity covering patents, trade marks and designs for August 2026, supplying statutory monthly counts and trends used by businesses and policymakers monitoring innovation indicators.
Appendix A reproduces the model prompt text used to generate synthetic survey respondents, including the respondent role, profile JSON placeholder and the sequence of previously seen questions provided to the AI agents.
Latter‑day Saints are generally highly religious but with variation: members in the Mountain region and those with higher education levels report especially high religiosity, so observance is not uniform across the group.
While Latter‑day Saints largely identify as Republican, 75% of Latter‑day Saint Republicans say racial and ethnic diversity strengthens the country versus about 60% of Republicans overall, marking them as more favourable on this issue.
Findings from the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey covering public opinions and social trends in Great Britain for August 2026, including attitudes on key issues, household water use and restrictions, and the cost of living.
Appendix C lists all variables used in the study’s profile information, specifying items included in the standard and extended profiles and noting which survey batteries and variables were excluded from analysis.
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