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  • This is an Official Statistics in Development release.

  • This sets out the methodology used to produce the Landings Enriched Approach to Positional Fisheries Data (LEAPFISH) datasets and provides a quality assessment of the latest release.

  • Series of fortnightly average wholesale market prices of selected home grown horticultural produce.

  • Analysis investigating the impact of elective inpatient treatment and elective waiting times on benefit receipt in England.

  • Independent evaluation of Phase 1 (2022 to 2025) of the DCMS R&D Science & Analysis Programme.

  • Monthly Stillbirths (Northern Ireland): September 2026

  • Monthly Deaths (Northern Ireland): September 2026

  • Average fortnightly wholesale prices of bananas by country of origin.

  • Monthly Civil Partnerships (Northern Ireland): September 2026

  • Monthly Marriages (Northern Ireland): September 2026

  • Monthly Births (Northern Ireland): September 2026

  • Summary reports on dry weather and drought in England in 2026 and how it affects public water supply, agriculture, energy and the environment.

  • A report giving the catchment-scale source apportionment and estimated diffuse sector reductions required to meet protected area water quality targets.

  • Find out how the Digital Mental Health Technology Working Group supported MHRA and NICE work on regulation, evaluation and AI priorities for DMHTs.

  • Resources to help developers use patient-reported outcomes in digital mental health technologies for evidence generation, monitoring and user safety.

  • We publish statistics on benefits, pensions, employment programmes, income distribution and other subjects we are responsible for.

  • Information on community interest companies (CICs) that were registered in the last month.

  • Latest information on global disease events under monitoring.

  • Reviews scientific literature to understand if passive sampling devices could provide a practical alternative to monitoring chemicals through sampling fish and shellfish.

  • Information on the waiting times for people referred with suspected cancer to be told the outcome of their diagnosis, and treated for cancer by the NHS.