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  • Statistics on claims paid under the Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit scheme to June 2013.

  • A comparison of independent forecasts for the UK economy in February 2014.

  • A guide on the business benefits of offering work experience.

  • This report is the fourth in a series of reports that explore migrants' journeys through the UK's immigration system.

  • The findings of Monitor's review of the provision of NHS walk-in centre services in England.

  • The ODYSSEE database uses a variety of energy use per activity indicators to highlight differences in energy efficiency between countries and trends.

  • Research about charging levels and structures in defined contribution pension schemes.

  • Research by the University of Cambridge into predicting GCSE grades based on past Key Stage 2 performance.

  • Release of statistics on the reoffending of adults under probation supervision, including breakdowns to the regional, probation trust and local authority level.

  • The Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition review of current evidence on Iodine and Health

  • This Guide describes the general principles of the green economy and how it can be implemented through careful management of natural resources

  • Contains the response of 20 December 2013 of the Police Arbitration Tribunal to the Winsor report’s recommendations on police pay and conditions.

  • Professor John Perkins' review argues that substantially increasing the number of engineers would help the UK economy.

  • Annual statistics on the number of people benefiting from the IMCA (Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy) service.

  • This bulletin presents National Statistics on activity in the county, family, magistrates’ and Crown courts of England and Wales.

  • This report reviews the possible benefits of double marking over single marking. It covers studies from the 1940s to 2014.

  • A perspective on quality of marking that looks at how assessments and tests are marked internationally.

  • Findings from a survey of examiners as part of Ofqual's research into the quality of marking in academic exams.

  • Findings from a 2013 survey of teachers as part of Ofqual's research into the quality of marking in GCSEs and A levels.

  • A literature review to understand possible factors that affect marking reliability in GCSE and A level exams.