Office for National Statistics

Economist Wins Sex Discrimination Case Against ONS

The tribunal agreed “favouritism” existed towards male staff.
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Number Of Fatal Stabbings In England And Wales Is Now Highest Since Records Began

Of those killed in 2017/2018, 82 were aged 18-24 and 15 were aged 16 or 17.
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The Number Of Homicides In England And Wales Has Risen By 14% In A Year

Knife crime, stalking and harassment cases are also on the increase.
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Compassion Fatigue Is Your Greatest Barrier To Helping Others – We Must Fight It At All Costs

To make a change in society, we must remain outraged, and believe in our ability to make a difference
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Here's Why Student Loans Could Add 12 Billion To The Deficit

Some 45% of the most recent loans given to students in England will not be repaid in full.
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700,000 People Were Sexually Assaulted Last Year – But Most Offences Don't See Justice

Gaps in evidence meant half of all cases did not make it beyond police investigation stage.
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Loneliness Among Children And Young People Revealed Amid Concerns About 'Epidemic'

Almost one in every seven British children starts secondary school feeling lonely “often".
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More Women Are Dying From Alcohol Misuse Than Ever Before Since Records Began

Comes as alcohol specific deaths in the UK reached a 10-year high in 2017.
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Highest Spike In Excess Winter Deaths For More Than 40 Years, New Figures Show

Some 50,000 deaths above expected levels occurred last year.
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Gender Pay Gap Has Fallen in UK – But Only For Full-Time Employees

And it widens for women over 40.
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