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- Covid inquiry: The UK pandemic in numbers - BBC News
More than 44 million people in the UK, external were estimated to have had the virus between April 2020 and February 2022, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) This is the most
- Homicide in England and Wales - Office for National Statistics
Furthermore, where several people are killed by the same suspect, the number of homicides counted is the total number of victims killed rather than the number of incidents For example, the 39 victims of human trafficking found in a lorry in Grays, Essex, in October 2019 are counted as 39 individual homicides
- Gen Z adults identify as LGBTQ at much higher rates than . . .
Nearly a third, or 28%, of Gen Z adults in the United States identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer, a larger share than older generations, according to a new report by PRRI, a
- Changes in depression, anxiety and stress over two decades
New SPHR research led by UCL exploring the incidence of depression, anxiety and stress in the last two decades has been published in Psychological Medicine Researchers found that between 2000–2019 the incidence overall increased Within this, important differences were seen by age with rates more than doubling in the 16–24-year-olds This significant rise in mental […]
- Reform UK overtakes Conservative membership - Sky News
Reform UK now has more members than the Conservative Party and is "the real opposition" according to Nigel Farage, while Kemi Badenoch has called his numbers "fake" According to a digital counter
- Patterns and trends in excess weight among adults in England
Over the last 26 years the BMI curve has gradually shifted to the right for both men and women indicating an increasing number of adults with a higher BMI The 2016 to 2018 data shows that a higher proportion of women are underweight or a healthy weight than men, but as BMI increases the pattern changes and a higher proportion of men than women
- Exploring the UK’s digital divide - Office for National . . .
It estimates that the number of people in the UK lacking basic digital skills is declining, but in 2018, 8% of people in the UK (4 3 million people) were estimated to have zero basic digital skills (are unable to do any of the activities described in the five basic digital skills)
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