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FAQ: Autism statistics (England)
Frequently Asked Questions about autism statistics in England, including new and closed referrals, waiting lists, and waiting times.
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Frequently Asked Questions about autism statistics in England, including new and closed referrals, waiting lists, and waiting times.
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Following President Assad’s fall in 2024, an interim Syrian parliament and government are in place. In 2026, steps are underway to integrate Kurdish areas.
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The Infants, Parents and Carers Bill 2026-27 has its second reading on 4 September 2026. The bill relates to the provision of early childhood services in England.
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Resignations of MPs from the House of Commons since 1880.
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Find out the answers to some commonly asked questions about student loans, interest rates, and repayment thresholds in the UK.
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This briefing sets out important indicators of UK agriculture that have been published annually over a long period of time. Together they give an indication of some of the ways that agriculture has changed in response to events over the last 100 years.
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This note gives an introduction to National Insurance system, and the debate there has been about integrating National Insurance contributions (NICs) with income tax.
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Interactive dashboard showing data on childhood immunisation rates in England
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A summary of statistics on people seeking asylum in the UK and refugees who arrive in the UK through resettlement programmes.
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Extensive violence targeted some religious minorities in 2025. Tensions continued in 2026. The UK has called for accountability and an inclusive transition.
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An introduction to the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) reforms published in the 2026 Schools White Paper
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The defence industry is estimated to contribute around £10 billion to £15 billion a year to the UK economy, mostly in South East and South West England.
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