Inflation falls to lowest since May as food costs ease
UK inflation fell to its lowest level since May, driven by slowing price rises for groceries like cheese and pasta. Discover which costs are easing and which are still climbing.
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UK inflation falls to 3.2% ahead of Bank of England decision
UK inflation fell to 3.2% in November, its lowest in eight months. The Bank of England's interest rate decision is due tomorrow. Read the latest analysis and what it means for your money.
Major Gaps in UK Migration Statistics Revealed
A new report exposes critical gaps in UK migration data, leaving ministers unable to track illegal migrants or human rights claims. Discover the findings and the government's new reforms.
UK's busiest and quietest railway stations revealed
London Liverpool Street is the UK's busiest station for the third year, while a Nottinghamshire halt saw just 68 passengers. Discover the full list of top and bottom 10 stations here.
UK Net Migration Drops as Asylum Claims Soar
UK net immigration falls to 204,000, but asylum claims hit a record 110,000. Discover the conflicting trends shaping Britain's immigration debate and public perception.
UK Net Migration Drops 69% to 204,000
Official figures reveal UK net migration has fallen dramatically to 204,000 in the year to June 2025. Discover the key factors behind this significant shift.
Animal Testing Reform: UK's Path to Modern Science
The UK conducts 2.8 million animal experiments annually. Discover why experts argue advanced technologies now offer a more ethical, effective path for medical research.
Unexpected 1.1% fall in UK retail sales during October
UK retail sales fell unexpectedly by 1.1% in October as consumer confidence waned ahead of the Budget. Discover the key factors behind the decline.
UK Youth Inactivity Remains High Despite Slight Fall
New ONS data reveals a marginal fall in young people not in work or training, but the figure remains stubbornly close to one million. Experts urge government action to tackle this crisis of opportunity.
Correction: Knife Crime Statistics Amended
The Guardian issues a correction on knife crime statistics for London, Dorset, North Yorkshire, and Suffolk. Discover the accurate ONS data and other recent amendments.
UK Net Migration 40,000 Higher Than First Thought
Revised ONS data shows UK net migration peaked at 944,000 in 2023, higher than previous estimates. New figures also reveal a sharper decline to 345,000 in 2024. Explore the full analysis.
UK economic growth slows to 0.1% ahead of Budget
UK economic growth slowed to 0.1% in Q3, a setback for the Chancellor. A cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover hit manufacturing. Discover the Budget implications.
ONS cuts reports by 10% to improve data quality
The UK's Office for National Statistics will reduce its publications by 10% in 2026 to prioritise core data reliability amid Treasury concerns. Discover how this affects economic policymaking.
Gen Z's Office Frog Trend Takes UK Workplaces By Storm
Discover why young professionals are striking unusual frog-like poses in offices across the UK, and what this viral trend reveals about modern workplace culture.
ONS faces backlash over transgender Census questions
The Office for National Statistics is under fire for quizzing members of the public about their transgender status in follow-up Census surveys, raising serious privacy concerns.
Tory minister attacks official immigration statistics
Conservative Immigration Minister Chris Philp sparks outrage after questioning the accuracy of official migration figures, accusing the Office for National Statistics of using 'immigration survey' methods.
Wales has higher violence rate than England, stats show
New official statistics show residents of Wales face significantly greater risks of violence and robbery compared to their English counterparts, raising concerns about public safety.
Young people abandoning Wales in record numbers
Official statistics reveal a dramatic population shift as young adults abandon Wales for better opportunities in England, raising concerns about Wales's future economic vitality.
Wales population drops first time since 1850s
Shocking official figures reveal Wales experienced population decline while England saw growth, raising concerns about economic future and youth exodus.
UK Economy Stagnates with Zero Growth in April
Shock Office for National Statistics data reveals zero growth in April 2024, handing incoming Chancellor Rachel Reeves immediate economic challenge days before taking office.
UK economy grows 0.6% in Q1 2024, beating forecasts
Britain's economy grows at fastest pace in over two years with 0.6% expansion, beating expectations and marking strong recovery from recession. Services sector leads growth while Chancellor celebrates 'brighter economic outlook'.
Traditional English baby names facing extinction
Official data reveals which traditional English baby names are facing extinction, with some classics seeing fewer than 10 births annually. Discover the endangered names and surprising trends.
UK Economy Stalls with Zero GDP Growth in August
Britain's economic recovery hit a roadblock in August with zero growth, raising concerns about the nation's financial resilience amid ongoing challenges.
UK economy flatlines with zero GDP growth in April
Britain's economic recovery hit a roadblock in April with zero growth, raising concerns about the strength of the UK's post-pandemic rebound amid ongoing cost of living pressures.
UK Economy Stagnates with Zero Growth in April
Britain's economy showed no growth in April 2024, with wet weather dampening retail sales and construction output. Get the full analysis of the UK's economic standstill.
National League's Three-Up Promotion System Sparks Debate
The National League's controversial 'three-up, three-down' promotion system faces intense scrutiny as clubs clash over its impact on the football pyramid. Discover why this revolutionary change has become football's hottest talking point.
Police reject 46% of hate crime reports in England and Wales
Exclusive investigation reveals shocking data showing police forces in England and Wales dismissed 44,000 hate crime reports last year, with Jewish community security experts calling for urgent reform.
UK Film School Faces Diversity Crisis in New Report
A damning new report exposes severe underrepresentation at the National Film and Television School, raising urgent questions about the future of UK creative industries.
Four-Day Work Week Trial Delivers Stunning UK Results
Groundbreaking research reveals UK companies participating in the four-day work week trial reported massive productivity gains, revenue increases, and happier employees without sacrificing output.
Why UK offices are going footwear-free
Discover why British offices are embracing footwear-free policies, from improved wellbeing to enhanced productivity. The barefoot revolution is transforming workplace culture.
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