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George Arnett

George Arnett is a data journalist at the Guardian.

Twitter @grbarnett

October 2016

  • David Bowie<br>British rock star David Bowie on stage at the Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles in October 1974 during his Diamond Dogs tour. (Photo by Terry O’Neill/Getty Images)

    Datablog
    David Bowie's 50-year creative output at a glance

    As the last songs Bowie recorded are released as part of an album accompanying the Lazarus stage show, we look into the extraordinary breadth and depth of his creative endeavours in music, film and beyond

July 2016

  • NATO Summit, Warsaw, Poland - 08 Jul 2016<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by East News/REX/Shutterstock (5753813a) Erna Solberg and Beata Szydlo NATO Summit, Warsaw, Poland - 08 Jul 2016

    Datablog
    European countries with female prime ministers

    Margaret Thatcher was the first woman to be elected prime minister in Europe, and Britain now has its second woman in charge – but in other measures the UK is down the league table of parliamentary gender balance
  • VE Day 70th anniversary Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and David Cameron.

    Datablog
    All change: a brief history of British political leadership contests

    Every leader of a major UK-wide political party who contested the 2015 general election has since stepped down. MPs and members now vote on who gets the top job – but this wasn’t always the case
  • Britain’s Chris Froome at the team presentation before the 2016 Tour de France.

    Datablog
    Who has won the Tour de France most often?

    As the 103rd tour kicks off, Chris Froome is hoping for a third win, and would be the eighth rider to do so – once Lance Armstrong is taken out of the equation

June 2016

  • People take part in the annual Gay Pride parade in central Sofia on June 18, 2016, as people march through the Bulgarian capital to protest discrimination against gays, lesbians and transsexuals and improve their integration in society.     / AFP PHOTO / NIKOLAY DOYCHINOVNIKOLAY DOYCHINOV/AFP/Getty Images

    Datablog
    How LGBT Pride marches spread around the world

  • Union flags fly in front of the Houses of Parliament in London.

    Datablog
    Is Britain the most Eurosceptic country?

  • 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' play preview night, London, UK - 09 Jun 2016<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Chattle/REX/Shutterstock (5725345k)
Fans queuing for the second part of the preview for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child play in London's West End.
'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' play preview night, London, UK - 09 Jun 2016

    Datablog
    Harry Potter and the curse of the ticket resellers: preview tickets for £250 and up

  • David Cameron Campaigns To Remain In The EU

    Datablog
    Brexit or bust: which side has had more donations, leave or remain?

May 2016

  • The Dark Souls board game – the biggest Kickstarter UK project ever.

    Datablog
    Revealed: the biggest money makers on Kickstarter UK

    Games lead British crowdfunding, with more than £26m pledged to projects, by people who average £53.80 per donation

April 2016

  • Gail Trimble, a contestant in 2013, who was nicknamed the ‘human Google’.

    How many women have been winners of University Challenge?

    Since 1963, the high-brow quiz show has had significantly more male winners than female. And there’s no great blows for diversity when you look at the winning universities either
  • Game of Thrones trail image

    Datablog
    Game of Thrones: the most Googled characters – episode by episode

    Google data shows us which major characters were the top five most searched for on the day each episode was originally aired in the US and the day after
    • Shortcuts
      How much alcohol in a 'standard drink'? Austria serves almost double UK measures

    • Government's pro-EU leaflet: do its claims stack up?

    • Datablog
      UK workers can afford more Big Macs than almost all Europeans

March 2016

  • Boris Johnson during a Vote Leave campaign event. New analysis suggests support for leaving the EU is likely to be overstated.

    Datablog
    Support for leaving EU likely to be overstated in polls, analysis suggests

  • Dark chocolate Easter egg

    Datablog
    Rise in UK consumers hunting for vegan Easter eggs

  • A soda tax in California resulted in only 22% of the levy reaching consumers

    Datablog
    Will a sugar tax actually work?

  • UK and EU flags outside the European commission in Brussels.

    Most EU citizens want UK to remain, study suggests

  • Millennials: the trials of Generation Y
    Revealed: income for young British families falls as pensioners prosper

  • Italy puts Neapolitan pizza-making forward for Unesco recognition

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