government


Spin trumps statistics in Whitehall, says Sir Michael
Promises by the Conservatives that they would “take the moral high ground” on statistics have not been redeemed, Sir Michael Scholar says.

Using data.gov: how transparent?
There’s an interesting discussion on the data.gov website about the accessibility of the data available.

Student loans confuse The Guardian
My first two papers of the day are the Racing Post, where the facts are invariably right and The Guardian

Mr Maude says no to official statistics changes
The Government has rejected calls from the UK Statistics Authority for changes in the way official statistics are handled.

How deep are the cuts, really?
Tomorrow’s public spending review is likely to be presented by all and sundry as cuts of a savagery not experienced since the Second World War.