More or Less: Behind the Stats Episodes Available now

Why Manchester United can afford to play badly
How a successful football club doesn’t always require a winning team

Can drinking one less bottle of coke a day halve obesity?
Plus, the UK’s expensive electricity, church counts and babies in the City of London

The economics of war: Vikings, Conquistadors and Vietnam
Economist and author Duncan Weldon on his new book Blood and Treasure

Is the UK seeing a Christian revival?
Plus: PIP claims, immigrant returns and spotting golf balls on the moon.

Has Russia suffered a million casualties in the Ukraine war?
Making sense of the numbers around the Russian dead and wounded.

Why is data on grooming gangs so bad?
Plus, nuclear enrichment numbers, Curtice on Curtis and Viking economics

How to spot a suspicious statistic
Professor Alex Edmans on his book, May Contain Lies

Are 4% of young women in the UK on OnlyFans?
Plus, asylum seeker hotel bill, Scottish water use and 1950s childcare claim

Could you be hit by a falling satellite?
Investigating if 100,000 satellites could be orbiting earth in five years’ time

How do you make something 10-times more lethal?
Plus, the Sycamore Gap tree, pensioner-worker ratios and yoga v fishers