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  • Producing Home Office statistics that count.

  • Report commissioned by the Home Office and completed in 2018 by RAND Europe to evaluate the existing research and evidence base on domestic corruption in the UK.

  • Review of UK blood donor screening for hepatitis E virus (HEV), assessing current methods, risks and options to reduce transfusion-related HEV transmission.

  • Admin-based estimates of the number of households in England and Wales by local authority for 2021.

  • Statistics for the number of claims, starts, people and households on Universal Credit.

  • Statistics for the number of people on Universal Credit by conditionality regime.

  • Findings from a nationally representative survey exploring the UK public’s concerns, perceptions and understanding of corruption.

  • Accredited official statistics used to provide an estimate of the contribution of DCMS Sectors to the UK economy, measured by GVA (gross value added).

  • This report contains findings from the Gender Based Violence module of the 2024 Northern Ireland Life and Times survey.

  • Measures the value of unpaid adult and childcare, household housing services, nutrition, clothing and laundry, transport and volunteering.

  • This ad hoc provides analysis of the impacts on low income poverty levels and the number of children gaining from measures in the Child Poverty Strategy.

  • This report reviews evidence on how changes in family income affect children’s school readiness, health, and economic outcomes.

  • This research aimed to understand how families living in poverty manage essential costs (including utilities, housing, food, health and school related costs), and the support available to help them with financial challenges.…

  • Joint ACNFP and COT statement reviewing data on reproductive and developmental toxicity of CBD.

  • An update on the November 2024 response to the consultation on health and social care statistical outputs which ran from December 2023 to March 2024.

  • Statistics in development including demographics and volumes of referrals, starts, first earnings, job outcomes and performance by contract area, month, and cohort.

  • Estimates of the impact of social security changes at Budget 2025 on low income poverty levels.

  • Professor Chris Whitty’s annual report considers trends, successes and challenges in preventing and treating infectious diseases.

  • Sets out the final report from the independent review of children’s hearing services in England.

  • Independent testing of facial recognition algorithms commissioned by the Home Office.