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Yet now that Germany is fiddling its own figures, it will be harder to exclude Italy.

Medtronic released a statement on Monday saying it still believed its own figures were accurate.

According to its own figures, it currently gives more aid per head to countries with poor policies ($2.30 a year) than it did in 1990 ($2 .So what should donors do?

The Department for Communities confirmed that it had not formally assessed the policy's impact, even though its own figures show it affects cash payments to councils towards affordable housing totalling £1.9bn across England last year.

On its own figures, last year it contributed 12% of the growth in global merchandise trade.

The Highways Agency has said this will improve congestion, but its own figures suggest it could cost as much as £21m a year in unpaid charges.

The Highways Agency said the new "free flow" toll system would improve congestion, but its own figures suggested it could cost as much as £21m a year in unpaid charges, from foreign drivers.

But the firm, which says it has a strong compliance record, refuses to give its own figures.

The government claims that it is gaining the upper hand against the rebel groups; its own figures point to a sharp increase in casualties (see chart).

Yet the report readily acknowledged that its own figures were suspect.

Each publishes its own figures that feed into the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.