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WS More or Less: How Rich was Jane Austen鈥檚 Mr Darcy?

What the Pride and Prejudice character would have earned in today鈥檚 money.

• 8 mins

WS More or Less: Just how lucky are regular lottery winners?

Are some people just very lucky? The maths suggest that is unlikely.

• 10 mins

WS More or Less: Does Eating Chocolate Make Your Brain Younger?

Are research findings misrepresented by funders, PR machines and the media?

• 10 mins

WS More or Less: Diet Coke Habit; 'Contained' Wildfires

Could the US President鈥檚 Diet Coke habit affect his health? and 'contained' wildfires

• 9 mins

WS More or Less: Will Bitcoin use more electricity than the United States?

Measuring the energy used to keep the cryptocurrency secure.

• 9 mins

More or Less: Statistics of the Year 2017

Phones, lawn mowers and how Kim Kardashian helped the public understanding of risk.

• 9 mins

WS More or Less: Just how rare is a hole-in-one?

Why it isn鈥檛 as simple to work out as you think.

• 8 mins

Missed appointments, graduate pay, plus cocaine on bank notes

Do missed appointments cost the NHS 拢1 billion? And do you always earn more with a degree?

• 28 mins

WS More or Less: How Louis Bachelier Scooped Economists by Half a Century

A forgotten French mathematician鈥檚 unusual approach to the stock market.

• 9 mins

Gender Pay Gaps and How to Learn a Language

Why are women paid less than men in specific industries and occupations?

• 27 mins

WS More or Less: Real Lives Behind the Numbers

How individuals manage their money - the personal stories behind economic data.

• 8 mins

A Girl's First Time, Shark's Stomachs, Prime numbers

First sexual experience - checking the facts.

• 23 mins

Is the US Census Under Threat?

The survey question that could affect the accuracy of its results.

• 9 mins

Transgender Numbers, Parkrun and Snooker

How many transgender people are there in the UK? Plus a statistical take on parkruns.

• 31 mins

WS More or Less: Is China On Track to End Poverty by 2020?

We investigate whether the Chinese government can really achieve its extraordinary pledge

• 13 mins

The Dow, Tampons, Parkrun part II

Why the biggest ever fall in the Dow wasn't, and how much do women spend on tampons?

• 28 mins

WS More or Less: Has Russian Drinking Fallen by 80% in five years?

Alcohol consumption has fallen sharply according to Russia鈥檚 health ministry

• 6 mins

UN rape claims, Stalin and Mr Darcy

Back of the envelope calculations on rape, and how many died under Stalin?

• 28 mins

WS More or Less: Debunking guide 鈥� on a postcard

How to question dubious statistics in just a few short steps.

• 10 mins

WS More or Less: The Winter Olympics

Which is the most successful country? Plus the chances of a dead heat.

• 11 mins

WS More or Less: Women, the Oscars and the Bechdel Test

Ninety years鈥� worth of Best Picture winning films under the spotlight

• 13 mins

WS More or Less: Sir Roger Bannister

Did Sir Roger Bannister make the 鈥榠mpossible鈥� possible?

• 9 mins

Factchecking Trump on Trade

The US President regularly talks about America's trade deficit - do his figures stack up?

• 9 mins

Were 鈥榚xtra鈥� votes counted in Russia鈥檚 presidential election?

We look at voting data to investigate allegations of election fraud in Russia

• 9 mins

WS More or Less: How Deadly Was 1920s Melbourne?

We investigate the murder rate in popular crime series Miss Fisher鈥檚 Murder Mysteries.

• 8 mins

WS More or Less: Why London鈥檚 Murder Rate is Being Compared to New York鈥檚

Finding out if London is now more deadly than New York.

• 8 mins

WS More More or Less: Are We Breathing Unsafe Air?

The W.H.O. say 95% of people in cities breathe unsafe air, but what does 'unsafe' mean?

• 9 mins

WS More or Less: How Should We Think About Spending?

Tim Harford talks to economist Dan Ariely about the psychology of money.

• 8 mins

Straws, women on boards, plus animals born each day

Measuring plastic pollution, female FTSE directors and counting animal offspring.

• 23 mins

WS More or Less: Puerto Rico - statistics versus politics

Why some fear the statistics authority is about to lose its independence

• 10 mins