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  • These statistic estimates capture inflation in the mix of goods, labour and services bought each year by the Ministry of Defence.

  • Conference report from a meeting of 41 scientists in Dakar, Senegal on April 2012

  • This note is to advise users of the publication date for the next legal aid statistical bulletin.

  • News, economics and statistics relating to the UK's farming and food industries.

  • This release details movements in the international reserves of gold and assets held by the UK government.

  • Building material and components statistics for May 2014.

  • Details on commitments to opening up international trade.

  • This report provides a summary of results from a survey on attitudes to equality and ambition at work.

  • 2012 EPE survey results

  • Evaluation of the framework for the inspection of services for children in need of help and protection, children looked after and care leavers.

  • An overview of Egypt's economy in May 2014 from the British Embassy in Cairo.

  • A summary of economic news from south east Asia

  • Households become much less willing to spend after the 1 April VAT increase.

  • Details on Qatar's science and innovation challenge and how the UK can engage.

  • China’s property boom is ending, with important implications for the economy.

  • This is the final report of the Law Commission project reviewing the law on hate crime.

  • The impact of body image during pregnancy and after birth.

  • A new framework to help local authorities to better understand and manage flood risk in their area.

  • The second in a series of reports investigating ‘eight great technologies' as identified by UK government.

  • The fourth factsheet in a series, providing information about personal finance in relation to the Scottish independence referendum.