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Northern Ireland economy has outperformed rest of UK, ONS figures show
Here @ONS confidently asset "no exodus" from UK in 2020 It might well be right, but, it is difficult to conclude ONS is right when it has this rather large assumption in the data
This, from @RobinBHarding is as good and provative as you'd expect Asia is the global inflation exception
@jdportes @julianHjessopAnd in economics, we are taught that no one anticipates anything 🤔 But I agree it’s early days and highly uncertain data. You should give us credit for doing the sums though …
OECD warns Omicron may intensify supply shortages and inflation
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Sufficient data worldwide now exists to conclude that, to date, the UK has the highest rate of excess deaths in the Coronavirus pandemic in the world Free to read article with @jburnmurdoch 1/
We knew the daily coronavirus death counts were too low because of reporting delays We had little idea they were 80% too low.... All in guts of todays @ONS statistics
Today, after shockingly high @ONS death figures, a cautious estimate of the number of UK people who have died directly or indirectly due to the coronavirus pandemic is 46,000 There have been significant upward revisions today, which I will explain 1/
Update, following today's official @ONS data of total deaths, a cautious estimate of the number of UK excess deaths up to 12 May is 59,700 Of these 51,000 have happened and 8,700 are estimates bringing the official data up to date using evidence from hospitals 1/
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