From a lack of living space to an increase in the number of widows and orphans, newly digitised county and district level statistics from the 1921 Census show changes after World War I and the Spanish Flu pandemic.
The growth in online shopping has contributed to an increase in the number of warehouses and other logistics premises in the UK, with the so-called "golden logistics triangle" of the Midlands having expanded.
Supply chain challenges, increasing costs, and labour shortages have all played a part in increasing the UK's food and beverage prices. We look at the different issues reported by businesses within the industry and how consumers are responding.
Mike Hardie explains how the ONS is updating the production of UK inflation statistics to give the most detailed picture yet of how prices are changing and who they're affecting.
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