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Office for National Statistics

The UK's official statistics agency, publishing economic, labour market and population data.

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#4 30 Sept

Published the sector accounts and revised the first-quarter saving ratio to 8.6%

Is Britain Actually Broke?: UK government borrowed 5.2% of GDP in Q2
#4 30 Sept
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“published sector accounts and saving ratio”
Is Britain Actually Broke? · source event
#4 22 Sept

Published August borrowing of £18.3bn and revised April to July up by £2.3bn

Is Britain Actually Broke?: ONS puts borrowing £8.1bn over OBR path
#4 22 Sept
“published august borrowing against obr profile”
Is Britain Actually Broke? · source event
#20 15 Sept
#4 15 Sept

Published pay, payroll and vacancy figures and August inflation

Is Britain Actually Broke?: UK public pay up 6.3%, private 2.9%
#4 15 Sept
Published→UKUnited Kingdom
“published labour market overview”
Is Britain Actually Broke? · source event
#3 21 Aug

Revised end-June net debt estimate upward

Is Britain Actually Broke?: ONS raises its June debt estimate by £4.9bn
#3 21 Aug

Published July public finances bulletin

Is Britain Actually Broke?: Debt beat the forecast, borrowing missed it
#19 11 Aug

Deferred the Transformed Labour Force Survey and disclosed a coding failure

AI: Jobs, Power & Money: Britain defers the survey that counts
#1 26 Jul
#18 20 Jul

Published a labour market bulletin recording the first quarterly vacancy rise in the series

AI: Jobs, Power & Money: UK vacancies rise for the first time
#1 20 Jul

Reported PSND at 94.9% of GDP and revised May's figure

Is Britain Actually Broke?: Britain owes 95p for every £1 it makes
#12 3 Jun

Reported UK youth unemployment at 14.7%, highest since 2014, with no AI-exposure breakdown

AI: Jobs, Power & Money: UK youth jobless rate hits 12-year high
#11 27 May

Reported UK vacancies at 705,000, breaking below the pre-pandemic baseline

AI: Jobs, Power & Money: UK vacancies fall below pre-Covid line
#10 19 May

Published May 2026 labour market bulletin showing 210,000 YoY payrolled employment fall

AI: Jobs, Power & Money: UK payrolled jobs fall 210,000 in a year
#6 14 Apr
#6 10 Apr
#6 10 Apr
“data cited by”
AI: Jobs, Power & Money · source event
#2 1 Apr
#9 1 Apr

Published April 2026 labour market overview recording UK vacancies at 711,000, a five-year low

AI: Jobs, Power & Money: UK vacancies break five-year low at 711,000
#3 18 Mar
#14 1 Mar