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Tim Harford looks at the numbers to tell the story of the Greek crisis.

Tim Harford looks at how recent obesity projections were calculated.

Tim Harford asks if the World Cup is really responsible for migrant deaths in Qatar.

Tim Harford asks if people admitted to hospital at weekends are more likely to die.

Tim Harford asks whether there really is a problem with women drink driving.

Are strokes among working-age people on the rise? Presented by Tim Harford.

Tim Harford and a panel of experts discuss how pre-election polls tallied with the results

Is the number of Catholic nuns on the up? And Tim Harford explores polling data.

Tim Harford looks at claims that keen runners might be damaging their health.

The Conservatives' employment claims, milk, teachers, dating and pregnancy due dates.

Tim Harford asks if the majority of hate crime in the UK is directed against Jewish people

Post-election spending, terrorism victims, Nigeria death toll and the worst board games.

Including NHS target data, bad luck and cancer, and statistics that are true and unfair.

Tim Harford and guests look back at some of the weird and wonderful numbers of 2014.

Tim Harford explains the Barnett Formula and asks why it is so maligned.

Tim Harford on kidney donation, charity-giving, Huntrodds' Day, ants and tiny countries.

Tim Harford talks to YouGov and ICM about trying to gauge the political mood in Scotland.

Should we be more choosy about who benefits when we do a viral charity challenge?

Tim Harford scrutinises claims made about the outbreak. Plus guide dogs, prisons and ATOS.

Tim Harford discusses so-called 'troubled families', CEO pay and the Gaza conflict.

Tim Harford examines why the cost of the government's new student loan system is rising.

Is there a link between practising a religion and donating to charity?

What will the referendum result mean for Scots' wallets?

Did French economist Thomas Piketty get his numbers wrong?

Are Romanians responsible for more crime than other nationalities?

Does the government have far more people chasing benefits cheats than tax dodgers?

Are one million people really using food banks in Britain? Tim Harford investigates.

How much British law is made in Brussels: is it UKIP's 75 per cent or Clegg's 7 per cent?

Tim Harford looks at how much revenue the 50p rate of tax would raise.

Tim Harford presents a detailed looked at the impact immigration has on the public purse.