Conservatives
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BMA poll tests the limits of credibility
In June 2009, the British Medical Association complained about the GP Patient Survey.
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Modest savings from targeting the "workshy"
Workshy scroungers have cost the taxpayer £28 billion over the past decade, the Daily Express splashed on Monday.
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Doing violence to crime statistics
The new Government promised a change: but in the way it is handling statistics, it has so far been a change for the worse.
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Committing Hari-Kiri with a blunt statistic
Many people have pored over the election result, trying to suck meaning from its indeterminate outcome.
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Cameron’s questionable cancer drug claims
Is David Cameron right to claim that people are dying because they cannot get access to cancer drugs?
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As bad as Victorian times?
The Conservative Party’s election manifesto asserts: “The difference in male life expectancy between the richest and poorest areas in our country is now greater than during Victori
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Improving public trust in statistics
How do the three major political parties plan to improve public trust in official statistics?