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It is the fourth year in a row a new record has been reported by the Office for National Statistics.

Health experts urge ministers to do more to tackle drinking-related harm by bringing in minimum unit pricing

Buyers need an annual income of £101,080 to buy the average London property — but this is 2.4 times more than most Londoners earn

Office for National Statistics boss Sir Ian Diamond told MPs that he is ‘super hopeful’ about its work to improve the labour force survey.

PM and Nato’s secretary general were in perfect agreement that the orange manchild is a sensible, super-smart genius

Visit a supermarket in 2025 and you’ll see that a tub of Lurpak butter can cost £5.70. It may strike you that this represents a staggering increase from £3.65 just three years ago, so instead of paying the premium, you reach for the supermarket’s own brand at £3.80.

Rachel Reeves’ bold infrastructure plans for Heathrow, transport, housing and more rely on training a new generation of construction professionals before the shovels go in the ground

A new map shows the average monthly rental prices around London Underground stations

Head of ONS Prof Sir Ian Diamond summoned days after review of statistics widened

By some distance the scariest news of the week came from that unexciting body, the Office for National Statistics. You didn’t think statisticians could actually frighten the life out of you? Well, suck on this: according to them, 10 million (9,914,000 people) will come to settle in the UK from…

Survey findings suggest shifting societal attitudes allows for greater acceptance of different sexual orientations