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December 2020
The Guardian's Audio Long Reads
From the archives: How statistics lost their power – and why we should fear what comes next – podcast
This week: The ability of statistics to accurately represent the world is declining. In its wake, a new age of big data controlled by private companies is taking over – and putting democracy in peril
From the archives: How statistics lost their power – and why we should fear what comes next – podcast
October 2020
Covid-19 rates: Can London be different from other regions?
Published:
16 Oct 2020
Covid-19 rates: Can London be different from other regions?
Consultants' fees 'up to £6,250 a day' for work on Covid test system
Published:
14 Oct 2020
Consultants' fees 'up to £6,250 a day' for work on Covid test system
September 2020
Coronavirus bill has cost UK government £210bn, spending watchdog says
NAO forecast for costs of 190 pandemic measures over half year finds furlough outlay of £35.4bn so far most expensive
Published:
8 Sep 2020
Coronavirus bill has cost UK government £210bn, spending watchdog says
Eat out to help out sees diners claim 100m cut-price meals in August
Published:
4 Sep 2020
Eat out to help out sees diners claim 100m cut-price meals in August
HS2: construction of £106bn high-speed rail line officially starts
Published:
4 Sep 2020
HS2: construction of £106bn high-speed rail line officially starts
28 July 2020
Help-to-buy scheme may be extended beyond 2020 deadline
Treasury pushed to help UK housebuilders and extend subsidies for construction delayed by Covid-19 lockdown
Published:
6:09 PM
Help-to-buy scheme may be extended beyond 2020 deadline
Why are weekly deaths in Wales and England now below average?
Experts attribute fewer excess deaths to ‘displaced mortality’
Published:
3:50 PM
Why are weekly deaths in Wales and England now below average?
May 2020
Neil Ferguson: 20 years' experience with pathogen outbreaks
Workaholic whose departure from Sage is huge blow to Johnson standing on pandemic
Published:
5 May 2020
Neil Ferguson: 20 years' experience with pathogen outbreaks
No 10's coronavirus briefings: stick to the script and hope no one sees your nose growing
Catherine Bennett
Downing Street’s pandemic press briefings are an object lesson in evasion
Published:
2 May 2020
Published:
2 May 2020
No 10's coronavirus briefings: stick to the script and hope no one sees your nose growing
April 2020
Covid-19 investigations
Attendees of Sage meetings worried by presence of Cummings
Scientists on UK government’s coronavirus advisory group say Dominic Cummings was an active participant
Published:
26 Apr 2020
Attendees of Sage meetings worried by presence of Cummings
BAME Covid-19 deaths demand a broader inquiry
Published:
20 Apr 2020
Published:
20 Apr 2020
BAME Covid-19 deaths demand a broader inquiry
Failure to publish data on BAME deaths could put more lives at risk, MPs warn
Published:
16 Apr 2020
Failure to publish data on BAME deaths could put more lives at risk, MPs warn
February 2020
UK's official rough sleeping numbers 'far lower than reality'
Labour labels Whitehall data ‘unreliable undercount’ as local councils show numbers almost five times higher
Published:
26 Feb 2020
UK's official rough sleeping numbers 'far lower than reality'
November 2019
Is Sajid Javid right about the cost of Labour's spending plan?
Chancellor claims Labour set on raising expenditure by 30% but £1.2tn price tag fails to assess pay-back through nationalisation
Published:
10 Nov 2019
Is Sajid Javid right about the cost of Labour's spending plan?
August 2019
EU migration to UK underestimated by ONS, analysts say
Non-EU migration overstated in decade of official data now reclassified as ‘experimental’
Published:
21 Aug 2019
EU migration to UK underestimated by ONS, analysts say
Brexit: Labour attacks 'appalling waste' as Johnson adds £2.1bn to no-deal fund
Spending for Brexit preparations increased to stockpile medicines and recruit border officials
Published:
1 Aug 2019
Brexit: Labour attacks 'appalling waste' as Johnson adds £2.1bn to no-deal fund
July 2019
£1.3m in bonuses paid to Brexit department civil servants
About 16,000 civil servants have worked on Brexit at estimated cost of £1.5bn to date
Published:
18 Jul 2019
£1.3m in bonuses paid to Brexit department civil servants
Release of non-native game birds in UK to be challenged in court
Published:
18 Jul 2019
Release of non-native game birds in UK to be challenged in court
English health index to paint detailed picture of nation’s wellbeing
Published:
16 Jul 2019
English health index to paint detailed picture of nation’s wellbeing
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This week: The ability of statistics to accurately represent the world is declining. In its wake, a new age of big data controlled by private companies is taking over – and putting democracy in peril
No 10's coronavirus briefings: stick to the script and hope no one sees your nose growing