Long-term international migration statistics
On 28 November we released a suite of articles about long-term international migration. These are official statistics in development.
We are transforming the way we produce international migration statistics. In this blog, Mary Gregory, Director of Population Statistics, describes the latest numbers and the improvements which have been made to the way migration is estimated.
Characteristics of women with an endometriosis diagnosis in England: 2011 to 2021
Endometriosis is a chronic gynaecological condition which has physical, psychological, social and economic impacts. This is the first comprehensive study into the characteristics of anyone who has received an endometriosis diagnosis in an NHS hospital in England.
We analyse a decade of endometriosis diagnoses taking place in NHS hospitals, linked to anonymised Census 2011 data to quantify which groups are most likely to receive a diagnosis.
Our results show the odds of receiving an endometriosis diagnosis vary significantly by sociodemographic characteristics in England.
The impact of NHS Talking Therapies on monthly employee pay and employment status
This release is part of a package of work exploring the impact of specific healthcare interventions and diagnoses on earnings and employment status. It uses anonymised NHS and HMRC PAYE data, linked to anonymised 2011 Census data.
We looked at changes in monthly employee pay and employee status following the completion of NHS Talking Therapies treatment, a service providing treatment for common mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety.
Future work will explore the link between health and work outcomes by examining the impact of endometriosis diagnosis, and health interventions for diabetes and musculoskeletal conditions.
Life expectancy and healthy life expectancy
You can also view our latest publication Healthy life expectancy in England and Wales which shows the number of years people are expected to spend in different health states in England, Wales, and local areas of England and Wales.
Population estimates by output areas, electoral, health and other geographies, England and Wales: rebased mid-2012 to mid-2020
This publication provides population estimates at small area geographies, health geographies, electoral wards, parliamentary constituencies and national parks rebased using Census 2021 data.
Sex and gender harmonised standards
The Government Statistical Service (GSS) harmonisation team has recently announced a new phase of work towards developing harmonised standards for sex and gender identity data collection. The workplan sets out how the team will undertake a thorough review of current approaches to the measurement of sex and gender identity. In our latest blog, Emma Rourke, Deputy National Statistician for Health, Population and Methods, reflects on the work so far and our next steps.
In 2025, we will be holding a series of regional events across the UK to listen to stakeholder needs on the topics of sex and gender identity. If you would like to receive information about these events, please register your interest by completing this short form.
While this work is being carried out, we have created interim guidance for producers of statistics and researchers who are currently using the gender identity question.
Domestic abuse in England and Wales overview: November 2024
This annual release details figures on domestic abuse from the Crime Survey for England and Wales. This covers police recorded crime and data from a number of different organisations.
Changes in self-reported health between Census 2011 and Census 2021
In this latest release, we look at the association between health status derived from the general health question in the Census 2021: “How is your health in general?” and sociodemographic characteristics between censuses.
Health and wellbeing of UK armed forces veterans
Our latest analysis of the Veteran’s Survey 2022 UK data explores the health and wellbeing of UK armed forces veterans. These data are official statistics in development.
Events
UK Statistics Assembly (22 January, 9:30 - 16:30)
The first UK Statistics Assembly will bring together users, producers and regulators to help shape the UK’s statistical and data priorities. At this event, you will be able to network, hear from data experts, and shape the UK’s statistical landscape.
You can now register for the next four events in our “Bringing data to life” series. From January, we will be exploring statistical topics on artificial intelligence and innovation, crime, well-being, and statistical misuse.
Publications
Below is a list of some recent publications from across the ONS. This list is not exhaustive. For full details on upcoming releases, view the release calendar.
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