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This finding, however, was called into question by higher sales figures recorded by other brokerage firms.
Britain's living standards fell below Germany and Austria in 2011, according to new figures recorded by the Office for National Statistics and Eurostat.
That is the consequence of some disappointing figures recorded by Channel 4 Racing since acquiring sole terrestrial rights to horse racing at the start of 2013.
It also mentions that London Live "has recorded audience figures in the low thousands for some of its flagship programmes" by citing viewing figures recorded by the official ratings monitor, Barb (see here).
While the sport's rulers reflect on the seven equine fatalities at Cheltenham and what might be done to improve safety, they must also now consider rather disappointing viewing figures recorded by Channel 4 for Gold Cup day, when the audience ought to have been boosted by the extraordinary interest and coverage around Victoria Pendleton's ride in the Foxhunter Chase.
While no film released in 2016 could match the figures recorded by Spectre and Force Awakens (as well as Jurassic World) there was a more even spread of results, with 12 films grossing more than £30m in 2016, compared to eight in 2015.
Even so, that 23% figure is the lowest figure recorded by SSA.
That is the highest annual inflation figure recorded by the society since November 2011, and compares with a 0.7% year-on-year fall seen a year ago.
But these perky performances were overshadowed by the poor figures recorded in the three biggest economies.
The list is headed by countries such as Austria (29%) and Italy (24%), while the lowest figures are recorded by Denmark (7%) and the Netherlands (6%).
The combined impact of these changes means that the eD4 now achieves combined cycle fuel consumption of 47.2 mpg and CO2 emissions of 158g/km, the lowest figure ever recorded by a Land Rover model and 11.7% better than the lowest figure previously achieved by a Freelander.
