1.   Figures published by the Department of Industry show that on current trends emissions of carbon dioxide in Britain will probably continue to rise over the next thirty years.

2.   Figures published today show industrial production barely increased in January and unemployment rose in February.

3.   Home resales declined in October for the first loss in six months, according to industry figures published yesterday.

4.   The fall in wholesale prices, coupled with favorable consumer and import-prices figures published earlier this week, all imply a continued low inflation rate.

5.   British retail sales surged in April as consumers splashed out on new clothing, according to government figures published Thursday.

6.   Manufacturing activity declined for the ninth straight month in November and now stands at its lowest level for nearly three years, according to industry figures published Monday.

7.   One in six Britons suffers from mental illness, according to government figures published Tuesday.

8.   Retail sales surged in March as consumers splashed out on new clothing, according to government figures published Thursday.

9.   Sudan has lost more than a third of its university graduates in important professions through emigration, said government figures published Friday.

10.   Inflation figures published last week showed a large rise in food prices last month.