Everything government, Parliament, the statistical agencies and the major policy institutes published — read, summarised and ranked so you can skim the day in a minute.
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Provides mortgage statistics for the UK up to 2025, including numbers of mortgage sales and related indicators broken down by local authority from 2006–2025, supporting analysis of housing market activity and regional change.
Quarterly release breaking down UK overseas trade in goods by nine English regions, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland for April–June 2026, providing regional exports, imports and net trade details.
Three senior figures — Professor Dame Anna Dominiczak, Professor Alison Strath and Fiona Cochrane — discuss how Scotland’s expanding commercial research infrastructure and strong NHS, academia and industry links are widening trial access and boosting the UK life‑sciences ecosystem.
Snapshot factsheets setting out the UK’s trade and investment positions with individual partners whose names begin with G, H or I, summarising trade flows and investment indicators for each listed partner.
Factsheets presenting the UK’s trade and investment positions for individual partner countries whose names begin with M, N or O, offering partner-level snapshots of trade flows and investment indicators.
Snapshot factsheets detailing the UK’s trade and investment positions with partners beginning with A or B, giving partner-specific summaries of trade flows and investment metrics for policymaker reference.
Regional annual figures for Total Income from Farming in England, providing subnational breakdowns to replace the discontinued 'Agriculture in the English regions' series and show how farm incomes vary across English regions.
Assesses the Liberal Democrats’ growth proposals presented at Daisy Cooper’s conference, scrutinising whether the party’s policies on investment, taxation and economic management are coherent and deliverable.
Annual statistics on the UK bioscience and health technology sector for 2024–25, presenting size and composition data; these are designated as 'official statistics in development'.
Argues the £210m high-street regeneration pledge is backward: spend decisions should follow local demand research. Notes online sales now represent about 25% of retail, implying less physical High Street space is needed before redesigning uses.
Trading volume on prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket doubled between May and July, with the rise largely driven by a large increase in sports-related contracts activity, signalling shifting user interest in event-based wagering markets.
Fifth wave of a large-scale UK consumer survey tracking purchase of counterfeit goods among adults (18+), measuring prevalence, purchase channels and consumer attitudes toward counterfeit products.
The Bank of England has secured long‑term office premises in Leeds as part of a planned regional expansion to build its presence outside London, signalling a permanent staff and operational base in the city.
Office of Rail and Road released freight rail usage and performance statistics for April–June 2026, covering volumes of freight moved by rail and punctuality metrics for the quarter and periodic (4‑weekly) intervals.
IPPR warns the Bank of England’s gilt-market operations still “cost taxpayers billions each year”, noting it stopped long-dated gilt sales but continues active sales. It urges government to explore fixes to match international practice and free up fiscal space; also notes rate‑rise pressure later this year.
Provides partner-level snapshots of the UK’s trade and investment positions for countries and territories whose names begin with J, K or L, setting out bilateral trade flows and investment statistics to support analysis and policy work.
Snapshot of the UK’s trade and investment positions with overseas partners whose names begin with S, providing partner-level statistics on trade flows and investment stocks to inform understanding of bilateral economic links.
Presents UK trade and investment position data for partners whose names begin with T, U or V, offering bilateral statistics on imports, exports and investment that feed into assessments of international economic relationships.
Offers partner-level snapshots of the UK’s trade and investment positions for partners beginning with C, D, E or F, detailing bilateral trade flows and investment stocks for policymakers and analysts.
Presents partner-level UK trade and investment statistics for countries and territories beginning with P, Q or R, supplying data on bilateral imports, exports and investment stocks for analysts and decision-makers.
Provides snapshots of the UK’s trade and investment positions with partners whose names begin with W, X, Y or Z, presenting bilateral trade flows and investment statistics for use in international economic analysis.
Provides a measure of construction output in Northern Ireland for the quarter 1 April to 30 June 2026, presenting quarterly construction activity statistics.
The UK and the Philippines concluded the second Joint Economic and Trade Committee ministerial meeting with a joint statement setting out agreed priorities for bilateral economic and trade cooperation and next steps for implementation.
Essay arguing economics should treat time as a fundamental fourth dimension, stressing that transactions unfold over time and that interest reflects the price of waiting, with implications for economic modelling and policy thinking.
ASEAN and the UK issued a joint ministerial declaration committing to deepen future economic cooperation, signalling priorities for trade, investment and collaboration agreed at a recent UK‑ASEAN ministerial engagement.
The Adam Smith Institute argues that the pro-Proposition 40 rhetoric — claiming a California billionaire wealth tax will curb oligarchy and spark wider wealth taxes — actually demonstrates why the measure should not be passed.
A CER podcast discusses how to scale innovation in Europe, with guests from Bertelsmann Stiftung and the Jacques Delors Centre exploring ways for startups to grow and strengthen European competitiveness in strategic technologies.
Explores how recent developments involving Mark Carney, Canada's ties and EU dynamics might affect a possible UK–EU reset, examining political and economic implications for future co‑operation and trust between London and Brussels.
The Bank of England has published its fees regime for 2026/27 covering supervision of recognised payment systems and specified service providers, setting the charges firms will face for regulatory oversight in the coming year.
Profiles Andrew Griffith in the context of chancellor speculation, discussing his profile, public persona and positioning within fiscal debates as reported in media coverage.