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Estimates of household spending and saving in the countries, regions and subregions of the UK. These are official statistics in development.
Household Costs Indices, 12-month growth rates, expenditure shares, and contributions for UK household groups and all households.
Estimates of young people (aged 16 to 24 years) who are not in education, employment or training, by age and sex. These are official statistics in development.
Data on the UK economy and society. These faster indicators are created using rapid response surveys, novel data sources, and innovative methods. These are official statistics in development.
Indirect and total estimates of turnover and employment in the low carbon and renewable energy economy. These are official statistics in development.
Estimates of the size of the UK's low carbon and renewable energy economy, including turnover and employment.
Deaths from causes considered treatable or preventable given timely and effective healthcare or public health interventions, in those aged under 75 years.
Retail sales rose in the three months to January 2026, according to our first estimate.
Social insights on daily life, including experiences of loneliness, hopefulness for the future, and attitudes towards important issues, from the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey.
How the relationship between UK public sector monthly income and expenditure leads to changes in deficit and debt.
