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14 Jan, 4 tweets, 2 min read
GDP grew 0.9% in November and is now 0.7% above its pre-pandemic peak.

Services grew 0.7% (1.3% above), manufacturing grew 1.1% (2.2% below) and construction grew 3.5% (1.3% above) ow.ly/BkE650Hujrh GDP growth November 2021 growth and change since February 20
Total underlying goods imports grew £2.0bn in November; EU imports grew £0.8bn and non-EU imports grew £1.1bn.

Total underlying goods exports fell £0.3bn in November; non-EU exports fell 0.3bn while EU exports remained flat ow.ly/QtFe50Hujsf Imports of goods from non-EU countries continue to be higher
Commenting on today’s GDP figures for November, @GrantFitzner said: (1/2)

⬇️ Commenting on GDP for November, ONS Chief Economist Grant Fi
.@GrantFitzner continued: (2/2)

⬇️ Commenting on GDP for November, ONS Chief Economist Grant Fi

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13 Jan
The average age of mothers in England and Wales in 2020 remained at 30.7 years.

Meanwhile the average age of fathers increased slightly to 33.7 years ➡️ ow.ly/4C4x50HtsPU Chart title: Average age of parents remains at record highs
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New estimates show the number of people testing positive for #COVID19 continued to increase across the UK in the week ending 6 Jan 2022.

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12 Jan
The UK population is projected to increase by 3.2% in the first 10 years of our latest projections, from an estimated 67.1 million in mid-2020 to 69.2 million in mid-2030.

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