Articles, tagged with "government figures", page 3
28th June 2009
According to government figures hip fractures cause more than 1150 premature deaths each month in the UK. By the age of 75 around half the population have osteoporosis, because as we get older our bones become more fragile and likely to break or fracture....
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28th June 2009
The hurdles facing health-insurance reform are many, as we noted in this space on Monday. Working in the favor of some kind of broad reform is the fact that the number of uninsured is rising, according to government figures.
By the measure of our 12 Pa...
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www.EasyToInsureME.com
27th June 2009
Since the UK scrappage scheme was detailed in the 2009 budget, new government figures reflecting data from the end of April when the scheme was announced, to 7 June, shows that more than 60,000 orders for new cars have been placed.
Under the new scheme...
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Which4u
05th June 2009
In the UK more and more of us are deeming home insurance unnecessary during the recession. Although saving on monthly premiums is no doubt tempting when money is tight, and especially when insurance is reported to be on the increase, many sources in and o...
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MarkeD
05th June 2009
As we continue through the global financial crisis, government figures and insurance company surveys are again and again reminding us that burglaries and thefts are on the rise as a result. A particular spike in home insurance claims in North Wales has be...
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MarkeD
21st January 2009
The increasing number of personal injury claims being made will affect everyone throughout 2009, it has been revealed.
Last month, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) had announced that the major increase in payouts for compensation claims from t...
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Arti Manani
11th January 2009
According to government figures, the number of people unemployed in the UK rose by another
81,000 between May and July this year, taking the statistics to 1.72 million! Not only does unemployment cause misery and depression within individuals and their f...
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Laura room
17th December 2008
Obesity levels in England have almost doubled in 14 years, according to new Government figures. This trend is of epidemic proportions and set to cause all kinds of problems for both the National Health Service and for the individuals who are afflicted by ...
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Mark Partridge
09th May 2008
Bike thefts are becoming increasingly common as thieves cash in on those who have dumped their cars, for more eco-friendly cycles.
Figures released last year by Halifax Home Insurance showed that a bike was stolen somewhere in the UK every 71 second...
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Tom
20th March 2008
Persuasion in society has been existent since the very first relationships were built. Persuasion has had a huge role in forming groups and developing collective ideas and attitudes. Its role will continue to influence future societies, as well, based on ...
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Michael Lee
20th February 2008
Barely a day goes by, it seems, without new evidence emerging with positive overtones for buy-to-let. Yesterday brought the news that Sainsbury's Bank research had found that the total value of buy-to-let property in Britain had soared in value by £69.5 ...
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Assetz UK
30th January 2008
If Great Britain is so great why are more and more British people moving abroad? It's not a trick question in fact it's quite obvious. I recently read a newspaper report with some very interesting statistics about British families immigrating abroad.
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Carolyn Clayton
31st August 2007
In the past four years, Americans have spent an ever-growing portion of their paychecks on health care and for the most part gotten less for their money, forcing millions into the ranks of the uninsured or personal bankruptcy, according to government figu...
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lazysubmit
21st May 2007
A key policy that was once the cornerstone of the new Labour manifesto in 1997 is facing an important legal challenge. The Home Information Packs or HIP's for short that are due to become law in England and Wales in June 1st run the risk of becoming a com...
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Stephen Morgan
09th May 2007
The footballer's wives phenomenon is being blamed for a dramatic uplift in the number of young women declaring themselves bankrupt, which has come to the fore after the proportion of female bankrupts jumped from 32% in 2002 to 44% in the past year.
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BTQNate