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Listening, learning and looking to the future

In his first week as the UK’s National Statistician, André Loranger reflects on what he has learned from a career in official ...
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Supporting the health of newborns with new data

Since 2010, both stillbirth rates and neonatal mortality were decreasing and by 2020, neonatal mortality had fallen by around ...
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A rise in domestic abuse estimates — but too soon to identify a trend

Domestic abuse can have devastating consequences yet often remains hidden. Our best measure for understanding the scale of this abuse is the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW) with estimates ...
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A year of progress for our annual earnings survey

Today the ONS has published the latest data from its Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE), which provides critical insights about the earnings of employees in the UK and informs decisions, such ...
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Improved surveys and statistics delivering new insights on the UK economy

Today we are publishing the latest quarterly update on our Surveys and Economic Statistics Improvement Plan. James Benford looks back at some of the important improvements delivered in the last ...
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What can business data tell us about the market share of large firms?

Using existing business microdata, the ONS has today published new statistics on industry concentration, which measures the extent to which industries are dominated by a small number of large firms.