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  • Details of Morecambe Bay Investigation panel meetings for 2014.

  • A 2009 report from a joint MCA and RNLI project, which aimed to identify the reasons why people don't wear lifejackets.

  • A 2011 paper analysing fatal maritime incidents in 2010, and whether lifejackets would have saved any of the lives lost.

  • Information on special educational needs (SEN) and related information about special schools in England.

  • Qualitative research designed to build the evidence base around recent home buyers and inform decisions around the design and presentation of the Green Deal incentive scheme.

  • This series brings together all the Scotland analysis summary leaflets, helping to inform the debate about Scotland's constitutional future.

  • Troubled Families programme: progress information as at the end of March 2014 and families turned around as at 14 February 2014.

  • Statistics on UK service personnel suffering a traumatic or surgical amputation as a result of an injury sustained in Afghanistan or Iraq.

  • Statistics on the causes of deaths among the UK armed forces veterans of the 1982 Falklands campaign.

  • Research into the effectiveness of schools’ phonics teaching practices.

  • Statistics on the length of time that claimants received working-age benefits up to 31 March 2013.

  • Report for Year 6, 15 April 2013 to 14 April 2014.

  • An overview of prospects for emerging Europe from the British Embassy Budapest.

  • How China's changing economy could impact its engagement with Africa.

  • Is Brazil's limited structural reforms holding back growth?

  • A look at the German economy from the British Embassy Berlin.

  • A look at opportunities for UK business in Latin America.

  • Part of a series of rigorous literature reviews in education funded by DFID

  • A summary of an initial test of the validity and reliability of a self-report scale of offence-related sexual interests.

  • Pilot evaluation of the Active Risk Management System (ARMS)