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Data

November 2015

  • A data visualisation of the subjects proposed in dossiers for the European Parliament

    Small Changes
    Measuring up: how open data could spur drive to meet global goals – podcast

    Mark Anderson reports from the Africa open data conference in Dar es Salaam, where delegates considered how innovative methods of collecting data could promote the new sustainable development agenda
    Podcast17:15

July 2015

  • Big data

    Tech Weekly
    How information grows – Tech Weekly podcast

    MIT's anti-disciplinarian maverick Cesar Hidalgo argues for a new way of looking at data which could fundamentally change how we understand the world

    Podcast23:28

April 2014

  • MDG : Rwanda economy : a busy street with small shops in Kigali

    Rwanda: 20 years after the genocide
    Rwanda: a puzzling tale of growth and political repression – get the data

    Two decades after the genocide, Rwandans are enjoying longer and wealthier lives, yet extreme poverty persists and activists complain of political suppression. Here's a statistical breakdown of the major developments since 1994

February 2014

  • And relax: a man takes a nap in a park on a warm day in Tokyo.

    Unaffordable cities
    The world's most expensive cities

  • Facebook

    Datablog
    Facebook: 10 years of social networking, in numbers

December 2013

  • Betting

    Datablog
    Gambling: key statistics from the Health Survey for England

    For the first time ever the Health Survey for England has included questions on gambling. See they key figures from their findings

  • The funeral of Ugandan gay community activist David Kato

    Datablog
    State-sponsored homophobia: mapping gay rights internationally

    India has reinstated a ban on gay sex and Australia's high court has struck down a same-sex marriage law. Are state attitudes to homosexuality changing? We look at LGBT rights globally and see where criminalisation remains the norm

  • (FILE PHOTO) Transport Secretary Geoff Hoon Gives Go Ahead For Third Runway At Heathrow

    Datablog
    Transport in Europe: how does it differ by city?

    Are we using public transport more than we used to? And which cities suffer from a high level of night-time traffic noise? A new report provides some interesting transport figures showing how urban transport differs across Europe

November 2013

  • Bafta Awards 2011 - Arrivals - London: Jane Goldman

    Datablog
    How well are women represented in the UK independent film industry?

  • Sterling notes

    Datablog
    UK inflation since 1948

October 2013

  • Google office

    Reports that NSA taps into Google and Yahoo data hubs infuriate tech giants

  • Flags

    Datablog
    How open is your government? Get the data

  • Civil servants in Whitehall

    Defence and security blog
    Open government ? You're joking

  • A sunset in Ayia Napa resort, southeast of Cyprus.

    Reality check
    Migrants' money: how does the NHS profit?

  • Datablog
    UK women having babies later than ever before

  • Datablog
    Pupil absence on the rise

  • Datablog
    How does Palestine's economy work?

September 2013

  • Railway signals and tracks

    Datablog
    UK rail suicides: a decade of data

  • Gerber baby food

    Reality check
    Manufactured baby food: nutritious or suspicious?

August 2013

  • Students open their GCSE results at St Mary Redcliffe and Temple in Bristol.

    Datablog
    GCSE results 2013: the complete breakdown

    Find out how the proportion of A*-C grades has changed this year - as well as the subjects students are taking and who exactly does best.

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