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How would the UK have looked if the 2010 election had been fought with the new constituencies? Would your MP still have a seat? See the map for yourself
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The government have approved the HS2 high-speed rail scheme but how do we compare to the rest of the world for high-speed lines?
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Which products does the UK export, and where does it export them to? Read on to find out
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How has Piers Morgan done in his first year presenting in Larry King's old slot on CNN?
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The 2011 awards season is hotting up. In the run-up to the Oscars, track the key nominees and winners here; can you predict who will triumph this year? Now with Bafta longlist
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Editor's picks
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Eurozone debt crisis
The key charts you need to understand what's happening
Europe is in crisis - but what's going on? Which are the right key numbers to compare each country?
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The Iron Lady
How Britain changed under Margaret Thatcher
The Iron Lady is on the screens, but what kind of Britain did Margaret Thatcher leave behind?
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The year in data, journalism (and charts)
What were the data stories of 2011? Find our top data stories of the year
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Data journalism
Facts are sacred: the power of data - out now on Kindle
Our new e-book is out this week and it talks about how data has shaped our world
World government data
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Governments around the globe are opening up their data vaults – allowing you to check out the numbers for yourself.
Search for government data here from countries, cities and states around the world – and we're adding more all the time. Read more about this on the Datablog. Find out how to use our world government data API here
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Government spending
The government has released spending by every department over £25,000. Search the key data using our explorer -
Higher Education?
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Recipe search
Learn about how it works and what kinds of commercial possibilities the case study demonstrates -
Live traffic cameras
Watch London's traffic cameras live on your iPad
Open platform
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About Open platform
We are increasingly opening our tools and resources to create more opportunity for application developers. Whether you want to reach wider audiences, engage users more deeply or develop innovative advertising campaigns we have a range of services that can accelerate your digital ambitions
Reference data
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A spreadsheet of all our spreadsheets
Want to see all of the data we have reported? Here's all the data we've covered over the last two years -
The Guardian rosetta
Looking for ISO country codes? Or hospital IDs? Take a look at our reference guide to IDs, codes and names -
Every British prime minister listed since 1721
Full list of every British prime minister, ever, including David Cameron -
Interest rates since 1694
Find out just how low rates are, with this spreadsheet of all interest rate changes, ever
Government data
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The cuts to housing benefit in January will leave many people searching for cheaper places to stay. We look at the impact of this through the country
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Population
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Divorce rate statistics are going up after years of decreases. Is it the effect of recession?
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Education
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Fewer students are applying to university as tuition fees are set to rise to £9,000. Get the latest Ucas application figures
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Culture
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Which was the ratings winner out of X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing?
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Latest from the data blogosphere
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11 Jan 2012
Best of the visualisation web… December 2011 (part 2)
From Visualising Data
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11 Jan 2012
Scheduled Release track features update 1/10/12
From Google Data
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11 Jan 2012
Eisen and Elsevier have words over bill to end NIH Public Access Policy
From R-bloggers
About the Data Store
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Data journalism at the Guardian: what is it and how do we do it?
Simon Rogers: Our 10 point guide to data journalism and how it's changing
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The first Guardian data journalism: May 5, 1821
It was the first ever issue of the Guardian - and our first attempt at data journalism. See what happened
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Free the facts
Alan Rusbridger: Comment, as Guardian founding editor CP Scott said, is free, but facts are sacred. The Guardian's editor-in-chief on why data matters
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About the Datablog
Simon Rogers, editor, Datablog: We are drowning in information. That's how this blog came about
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How to get data out of the Data Store
Learn how to take our data and use it for your own needs
Data Store on Twitter
See all the latest tweets from the Data Store team
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datastore: Boundary changes: the first map of the UK's new constituencies http://t.co/zI27f5AI
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datastore: High-speed rail: how do we compare to the rest of the world? http://t.co/posrrs1V
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datastore: UK export and import in 2011: top products and trading partners http://t.co/9ZAG41EU
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