Interactive tools
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Calculators, lookup tools, maps and explainers, designed to help readers explore complex stories through direct interaction.
Selected examples
Roots of resistance
Documenting the global struggles of defenders protecting land and environmental rights.
View workHow does your pay compare with other jobs?
The average full-time worker in the UK was earning nearly £35,000 a year in April, official data shows, a rise of 5.8% on the previous year. The size of that rise varies from job to job, with travel agents getting a pay bump of 21%, while sport coaches saw their earnings fall the most. Despite the increases in pay, most workers' wages rose by less than inflation, the rate at which the cost of goods and services rise.
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Energy prices: How much will you pay from January?
The typical annual energy bill for a household in England, Wales and Scotland has increased to £1,928 per year for the first three months of 2024, a rise of £94 from November-December 2023. The figure is based on how much energy the typical household uses. However, how much you'll actually end up paying depends on how much you use, where you live, and how you pay.
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How much territory does Ukraine control? Use this interactive map to find out
The New Statesman's interactive map shows the size of Ukraine's occupied territory when compared to other countries
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How big is the gender pay gap in the mining industry in Britain and who are the worst offenders?
We analysed tens of thousands of official records to find out which companies are at the bottom of the ranks.
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Personal inflation calculator: how do you compare to the rest of Britain?
Our calculator shows how you could be affected by surging prices in the UK.
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Where are industries clustered in the UK?
In 1980, Financial Times journalist Peta Levi coined the term ‘the Cambridge phenomenon’, which she used to describe the spur of technology and biotechnology companies popping up in the city of Cambridge and its surroundings.
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Mapping the unequal impact of Brexit
The New Statesman’s data team has created a Brexit vulnerability index, using data from every local authority to show where the UK economy will be most affected.
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Business Benchmark on Farm Animal Welfare report 2022
The BBFAW analyses the farm animal welfare policies, management systems, reporting and performance of 150 of the world’s largest food companies
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