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Historical national statistics notices on milk utilisation by dairies, 2026
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[Written Question] Office for National Statistics: Remote Working
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Schedule of updates and announcements for HMRC's statistics
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Pre-release access to DWP statistics
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Reading for pleasure is sharply down among schoolkids, report shows
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Deep learning four decades of human migration
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Vietnam inflation accelerates in May, trade deficit widens
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GDP rose 7.7% in FY26, 7.8% in Q4; RBI trims this year's projection to 6.6%
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