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Thanks to the vaccines, we no longer need harsh restrictions – but we should still act with caution and consideration, says clinical researcher Raghib Ali

High levels of under-reporting are likely to be affecting the official figures.

Headteachers, GPs and police officers are least likely to be unvaccinated

Suggestion true number of deaths in England and Wales could be as low as 17,000 is factually incorrect, says ONS

As new ONS data reveals that half of women have not had a baby by their 30th birthday for the first time ever, Harriet Hall explores if fertility testing could help them find an answer to the baby question

The ONS has released new figures showing in which professions are most and least likely to have been jabbed

Who cannot admire the poverty campaigner and food writer Jack Monroe? She has a tireless work ethic, coupled with fiery imaginative tenacity to get change done — and her most recent campaign took on the Office for National Statistics and won. While the Tory party and the Prime Minister thrashed…

UK cases and deaths fall day-on-day; Hong Kong government to compensate pet shops affected by culling of hamsters for Covid reasons

More women are childless at 30 than have had kids in the UK for the first time since records began in 1920 according to new figures in 2020 from the Office for National Statistics

Number of women who do not have a child when they turn 30 up 32 percentage points in 50 years

Women born in 1990 were the first cohort where half were not mothers by their 30th birthday