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  • Ad hoc statistical analysis 2011 quarter 1: Work Capability Assessments for IB reassessment.

  • Ad hoc statistical analysis 2011 quarter 1: Gross State Pension entitlement.

  • An ad-hoc statistical analysis of individuals who have never worked, broken down by the year that they left full-time education.

  • Research into new and updated products within the tax credits claim pack.

  • Executive summary of analysis into the effectiveness of redesigned tax credits renewals guidance and recommendation for industrialisation.

  • Research into the move of lone parents' claims from Income Support to Child Tax Credit.

  • Research on revised Child Benefit claim form and guidance notes.

  • A report on the ESA (Limited Capability for Work and Limited Capability for Work-Related Activity) Amendment Regulations 2011 by SSAC.

  • Ofsted survey report evaluating the impact that the introduction of the Early Years Foundation Stage has had on provision.

  • The Mortgage Rescue Scheme monitoring statistics ‘housing live table’ gives information on the number of households approaching local authorities…

  • Ad hoc statistical analysis 2011 quarter 1: Duration of ESA, IB and SDA claims

  • Statistics on the stationed location of UK regular service and civilian personnel and international global locations.

  • Statistics on strengths, requirements, intakes and outflows from the Royal Navy and Royal Marines.

  • Statistics on personnel strengths, requirements, intakes and outflows from the Royal Navy and Royal Marines.

  • The monthly bulletin is a compilation of AAIB reports.

  • Analyses trends in world trade and investment, the impact of the global economic crisis and future developments.

  • Analyses the effect of open markets on prosperity.

  • Overview of total trade by the UK over time, examining exports of goods and services and also imports in more detail.

  • Argues that there is still substantial scope for further UK economic growth from a better functioning Single Market.

  • Analyses the effect of protectionism on trade.