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Office for National Statistics partners with WGSN Instock to develop data accuracy – (ONS: Chapter 1 – Overview of violent crime & sexual offences ~ Chapter 2 – Homicide ~ Chapter 3 – Offences involving the use of weapons ~ Chapter 4 – Intimate personal violence and partner abuse)
NAO: Managing the supply of NHS clinical staff in England
NAO: The UK competition regime ~ CMA welcomes NAO report
NAO: Investigation into the acceptance of gifts & hospitality
NAO: Training New Teachers
NAO: Investigation into members’ experience of civil service pension administration ~ FDA welcomes NAO’s recommendations on civil service pension administration
WAO: Health boards need to strengthen their arrangements for managing the impact of private practice on the NHS
PC&PE: Reform of cancer drugs fund must consider benefits to patients
PC&PE: Climate change targets at risk without CCS investment
PC&PE: Committee expresses concerns over funding of Right to Buy ~ LGA Responds to CLG Committee on Right to Buy Extension
PC&PE: Fiscal framework must be true to principles of Smith Commission
PC&PE: BBC governance needs radical overhaul, Committee report finds
PC&PE: Investigatory Powers - on the right track but significant changes needed
National Ombudsmen: LGO report highlights wider impact of financial abuse of vulnerable people
DWP: Benefit cap - 950 households a month move into work, stop claiming Housing benefit or reduce their claim
DECC: Evaluation of Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI)
techUK: Lord Carter is right to demand greater digital maturity & integration in the NHS – (techUK: Open Standard Application Programming Interface (API) in banking)
NIESR: February 2016 GDP estimates
IEA welcomes the end of state-funded lobbying – (IEA: Flat-rate pensions ‘tax relief’ would be devoid of any economic rationale ~ IEA: Abolishing Network Rail could save families £180 each year)
CSJ calls for bold new measure of poverty ~ JRF: Responding to the Annual Poverty lecture speech
IFS: Boxed in by his own rule, Mr Osborne has to pull off a precarious balancing act
NIESR: Facts can beat fiction in the immigration debate
Kings Fund: British public's satisfaction with the NHS falls by 5 percentage points
Work Foundation: Britain being overwhelmed by long-term conditions
Policy Exchange: James Cracknell argues for a tax on sugary drinks
IPPR: Small charities face double whammy of cash cuts and rising demand
Adam Smith Inst: Liberalise immigration to boost international development, says new report
Ofgem publishes energy suppliers’ 2015 complaints data
CIPD: More UK employees in a workplace pension but employers are feeling the pinch
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