Working from home: comparing the data
The onset of the coronavirus pandemic early last year has had huge impacts on many aspects of our everyday lives,…
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In the post-Brexit period, official trade statistics are being scrutinised as never before. It’s been noted that the UK figures from the ONS appear to tell a different story from those released by Eurostat, the EU’s own statistical agency. In this post Matt Hughes examines those discrepancies and explains why they don’t mean one side is necessarily wrong.
Read more on Trade off: different ways of measuring imports and exportsWhat the ONS can tell you about the COVID-19 Vaccine programme
ONS is at the heart of the effort to ensure high quality data on the topic of COVID-19 vaccines. Our analysis is helping everyone to understand the take up and impact of the UK’s vaccine roll out. Here Esther Sutherland and Jonathan Laszlo guide you through everything you need to know about ONS’s vaccine analysis.
Read more on What the ONS can tell you about the COVID-19 Vaccine programmeAccuracy and confidence: why we trust the data from the COVID-19 infection survey.
Since April, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Survey (CIS) has offered weekly snapshots of the level of the SARS-CoV-2 virus circulating…
Read more on Accuracy and confidence: why we trust the data from the COVID-19 infection survey.Mapping the next stage of the COVID-19 Infection Survey
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Survey (CIS) has cemented itself as a vital source of information on the state of the pandemic in the UK. With the advent of vaccines and a roadmap out of restriction, Deputy Director for the COVID-19 Infection Survey Tina Thomas explains how the scope of the survey is expanding to report on the effectiveness of vaccine programmes -and pays tribute to all those who have taken it this far.
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