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ONS: Index of Production, September 2015 – (UK Trade, September 2015 ~ Childbearing for Women Born in Different Years, England and Wales, 2014 ~ UK Labour Market, November 2015)
National Ombudsmen: New report shines a light on major failures at the Home Office in dealing with immigration & border-related issues – (NO: Adult social care complaints to the Ombudsman on the increase)
PC&PE: City deals highlight need for clear accountability in devolution
DWP: Benefit cap - tens of thousands move into work or off Housing Benefit
FSA publishes local authority food law enforcement information
ScotGov: Junk food TV advertising - (ScotGov: Call Handling report published)
WAG: Wales spending more on health and education
Met Office: Studying the causes of extreme weather in 2014
Demos: An Invisible Failing - Veterans Need Targeted Support to Rehabilitate & Fulfil their Potential
NIESR: GDP growth of 0.6% in 3 months ending in October 2015
ESRC: Research shows poetry helps against work anxiety – (ESRC: Pen pal is powerful boost to prisoner wellbeing ~ Glasgow youngsters now 'hang-out' virtually rather than publicly - Hong Kong young people now hitting the streets ~ Most people in the UK are less lonely – apart from men with low qualifications ~ ESRC: The separate states of the UK: Vision of diverged UK wins ESRC writing competition ~ Media coverage of celebrity sex crimes has fuelled misunderstandings around abuse)
Policy Exchange calls for a bonfire of the energy quangos at the Spending Review – (PX: Whitehall Rules! Improving pay & performance in the Civil Service)
IFS: Cuts to social rents will benefit exchequer more than tenants, but will strengthen work incentives – (IFS: Ethnic minorities substantially more likely to go to university than their White British peers)
IPPR: Cameron needs a fair & plausible approach to reforming EU migrants’ access to welfare
Adam Smith Inst: Create an ‘Uber for electricity’ by deregulating power supply, argues new report
IEA: “EVEL” no solution to problems caused by devolution)
Civitas: Good government under threat from rising influence of special advisers
CIPD: Wage inflation unlikely to take off as UK's flexible labour market continues to contain skills shortages & pay pressures - new report – (CIPD: Jobs cheer for the Chancellor presents headache for Home Secretary as official figures show modest fall in basic pay)
EHRC welcomes race equality in the workplace report
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