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Number of migrants in hotels drops to lowest level for 18 months
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Sexual offences on the Tube reach highest level in past five years
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Care leavers to get free prescriptions and dental care until they are 25
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Waiting for Spotify Wrapped? You can get your weekly listening stats
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London's top five bike theft hotspots revealed
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This Gen Z bedroom habit is embarrassing and completely unforgivable
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Reed’s claims about Scottish water pollution could have misled public – watchdog
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Number of pupils in Scotland with additional needs likely to rise – Gilruth
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How many people follow the Church of England?
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Average five-year mortgage falls below 5% for first time since May 2023
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Benefits claimants hit record high of eight million people
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Battle against state pensions gender gap ‘nearly won’ for new retirees
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Grangemouth closure hits Scottish economy, figures show
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Business confidence in Scotland ‘higher than UK average’ in May – stats
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Eradicating child poverty ‘more challenging’ after spring statement – Swinney
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Interim targets to reduce child poverty in Scotland missed
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Looming tariff dispute between US and EU ‘extremely concerning’ – bank governor
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£25bn Russian assets frozen by UK since start of Ukraine war, Treasury says
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There are now more 24-hour gyms than clubs in London — how depressing
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Fact check: The number of people seeking asylum in Ireland dropped in October
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Is the drunken shag dead? Less than half of Gen Z have had drunk sex
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Minister tries to ease MP concerns over time available for assisted dying Bill
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Care providers report weeks-long waits for people to be discharged from hospital
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Third of patients waited more than four hours in A&E, latest figures show
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Half Scottish constituencies have a quarter of children in poverty, study finds
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Statistics watchdog calls for transparent use of data by party leaders
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Fact check: The last Labour government narrowly missed interim child poverty targets
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Sharp rise in asylum seekers needing help for homelessness in England
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Sunak ‘living on another planet’ after failing to fix Britain’s roads: Rayner
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