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Michael Goodier is a data journalist at New Statesman Media Group
There has been a 36 per cent drop in job searches from EU jobseekers since 2019.
After a slow start, the country’s vaccine roll-out is now outpacing the West’s.
Rishi Sunak’s plan to increase corporation tax from 19 per cent to 25 per cent will still leave Britain with a lower rate than the US and others.
The cryptocurrency accounts for as much electricity usage as a medium-sized European country.
Outside of the US, there aren’t signs yet that vaccine uptake has been seriously affected by side-effect controversies.
Military spending reached almost $2trn last year, the highest level since modern records began in 1988.
Covid-19 has accelerated the decline of traditional high street commerce – but there is hope for the future.
Governments across the globe have developed mobile software to trace cases of Covid-19. But how effective have they been?
A crisis of delayed surgery and diagnoses is rumbling beneath waiting time figures, with 4.5 million patients now thought to be awaiting hospital treatment.
A combination of deregulation and austerity means England’s bus services aren’t working.
