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  • This report explores how adapting to climate change can create economic opportunities for the UK while strengthening resilience.

  • The independent report on the review of social work professional regulation in England.

  • The AAIB Bulletin is a compilation of AAIB reports and is published on the second Thursday of the month

  • This is a list of AAIB Record-only investigations that were reviewed during April - May 2026

  • Findings from a process evaluation of how sanctuary schemes are delivered and what supports effective implementation in England.

  • Findings on the feasibility of a shared outcomes framework for domestic abuse safe accommodation support in England.

  • This report outlines the work of the oversight board and early findings from the pilot offensive weapons homicide reviews.

  • Summary of the key evidence and context that has informed the development of the Child Poverty Strategy.

  • The terms of reference and panel membership for the Child Poverty Expert Child Poverty Expert Analytical Panel (CP-EAP).

  • Provides the government’s current best estimate of the future low income poverty trends for children based on the policy position and economic assumptions after Spring Statement 2026.

  • This report describes the main findings from the department's 2025 Agents, Small and Mid-Sized Businesses Customer Survey.

  • This report describes the main findings from the department's 2023 customer surveys with Individuals, Small Businesses and Agents.

  • This report describes the main findings from the department's 2025 Individuals Customer Experience and Perceptions Survey.

  • Research into Large Business’ experiences of dealing with HMRC, their views on administration of tax policy and wider influences on their attitudes to tax.

  • Hertfordshire County Council's response to the Employment Data Lab's Analysis of its Pathways to Success Programme.

  • This report describes the main findings from the department's 2021 customer survey.

  • This report describes the main findings from the department's 2022 customer survey.

  • Qualitative research exploring customers’ views on receiving digital communications from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).

  • Qualitative research exploring customers’ views on the government’s vision for a more efficient, modernised and automated tax and customs system.

  • A rapid systematic review on hand hygiene alternatives to soap and water for reducing C. difficile.