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Do you have a question about us or our statistics? Our Twitter channel now provides support 9am-4pm Mon-Fri. We look forward to helping youpic.twitter.com/uCfEpQdq8O
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#EarthHour starts today at 8:30pm. Will you be turning your lights off?#Connect2Earth http://ow.ly/WK5030oeq04 pic.twitter.com/YoPmsGRMjc
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Explore how different factors are associated with mental disorders in children with our interactive http://ow.ly/LF4t30oc8RB pic.twitter.com/ezAMHvgiUh
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This week we published our second full year of data on marriages of same-sex couples. Melissa Randall explains how these statistics add to our work to improve data on sexual orientationhttp://ow.ly/5H5V30ofeN0
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Household spending grew 0.3% in Q4 2018 http://ow.ly/cZLl30of0Zc pic.twitter.com/d0uXbC65ZS
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The UK’s current account deficit widened £0.7bn to £23.7bn (4.4% of GDP) in Q4 2018 http://ow.ly/oLOc30of0Rg pic.twitter.com/eQraLpj1KU
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Households saving ratio grew to 4.5%, up from 4.1% in the previous quarter, mainly due to strong growth in wages and salaries http://ow.ly/iFnY30of0HM pic.twitter.com/8BBYOzRB4F
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Households were net borrowers in Q4 2018, and for an unprecedented nine quarters in a row http://ow.ly/w4KQ30of0sr pic.twitter.com/pcvK88iqnj
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0.6% fall in total Gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) in Q4 2018 http://ow.ly/Eyk030of0mh pic.twitter.com/cHG44NvDq7
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0.9% fall in Business Investment in Q4 2018 led by falls in ‘ICT equipment’ and ‘other machinery and equipment’ and ‘intellectual property products’. Business investment fell in every quarter of 2018 http://ow.ly/akDi30of0gU pic.twitter.com/1Xhbj6HpDf
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Today we’ve released our latest set of national accounts data for Q4 2018. Read what
@Rob_KS_ONS has to say about it http://ow.ly/5c5h30of06r pic.twitter.com/XztvxYNlzb
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0.2% rise in
#GDP in Q4, unrevised from the previous estimate. Services (+0.5%) grew but production (-0.8%) and construction (-0.5%) both fell http://ow.ly/8xLj30oeZYc pic.twitter.com/6H5hobwSPA
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Meanwhile 1,663 couples converted existing civil partnerships into a marriage in 2016 http://ow.ly/OVbg30oe6CO
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In England and Wales in 2014, 4,850 same-sex couples married including 84 who tied the knot exactly five years ago today. In 2015, another 6,493 same-sex couples wed and in 2016 this number increased by 8.1% to 7,019 couples http://ow.ly/OVbg30oe6CO
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Today marks five years since same-sex partners have been able to legally marry in England and Wales http://ow.ly/OVbg30oe6CO pic.twitter.com/uzScN67xkY
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In 2016, the average age at marriage rose for men (37.9 years) and women (35.5 years) in England and Wales http://ow.ly/f9f030oe8P1 pic.twitter.com/10xMNA0KFi
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There were 7,019 marriages between same-sex couples in 2016, an increase of 8.1% from 2015; 3,910 marriages between female couples vs 3,109 marriages between male couples
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How popular is your wedding day? Between 1996 and 2016 the most popular day to marry was 30 August. In those two decades 33,782 couples walked down the aisle on this day http://ow.ly/Bja230oe6M5 pic.twitter.com/01VSl1yoZd
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Marriage rates for opposite-sex couples were lower at all ages compared with 2006, except for men aged 60 and over and women aged 50 and over http://ow.ly/OVbg30oe6CO
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More couples are choosing to have civil ceremonies – 2016 was the first time ever that less than a quarter of couples had a religious ceremony http://ow.ly/MDvz30oe623 pic.twitter.com/FyWvZ2mSN9
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Today’s report reveals marriage rates remained at historical lows in 2016 with 249,793 weddings in England and Wales. Of these, 2.8% were between same-sex couples http://ow.ly/G3MV30odWOl pic.twitter.com/EezDZt147z
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