Stat of the Nation
Jamie JenkinsStats, facts and opinions on current events from award winning statistician Jamie Jenkins
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War On Motorists, Fantasy On Finance. The Green Party’s Wales Plan Doesn’t Add Up
Last week, the Green Party’s wider direction came into focus with reports of a proposed 55mph speed limit on major roads, alongside higher costs for drivers, fewer parking spaces and tighter restrictions on car use. This week, with the Sene...
The Two-Child Benefit Cap Is Scrapped And Taxpayers Pick Up The Bill
This week, as we moved into the new tax year, the two‑child limit in Universal Credit and Child Tax Credit was scrapped. Support is now paid for every child — not just the first two.
Fuel Prices Are Still Rising — And Starmer’s Plan Is Still Missing
Fuel prices are moving fast — and the numbers are getting worse.
Reeves Profits From Pain At The Pump — While The Far Left Targets Britain’s Most Popular Party
This week’s Stat of the Nation starts at the forecourt, where higher petrol and diesel prices are not just squeezing drivers but quietly boosting the Treasury’s tax take too. From there, it heads to Wales, where a new poll points to a colla...
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Independent Statistician and former Head of Health/Jobs/Wages statistics at the ONS.Now writing weekly on UK stats, politics, and economic policy. Seen on Talk TV, GB News, LBC, BBC. Cutting through the noise with real numbers.
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