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Martin Lewis, the founder of MoneySavingExpert.com, which produced the figures, told a Commons committee it amounted to "grooming".

That is a huge fall against the 81m Google Maps mobile users it had there at its peak in September last year, according to ComScore, a market research company, which produced the figures from regular polls of thousand of users.

The middle household income – after benefits but before tax – for a couple without children living in Britain is around £30,000, rising to around £40,000 for a couple with two children, and is lower than people might expect, according to Resolution Foundation, which produced the figures.

Mike Hawes, the chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, which produced the figures, said: "Despite export challenges in some key markets such as Russia and China, foreign demand for British-built cars has been strong, reaching record export levels in the past year".

Stuart Braman, chief executive of Fossil Free Indexes (FFI), a US firm that produced the figures, said: "While the world's carbon budget goes down every year, as more and more carbon dioxide is spewed into the atmosphere, the potential emissions [of the 200 companies] are going up".

Business rates expert Paul Turner-Mitchell, who produced the figures based on local government data on how many claimed the relief last year, said: "This is yet another increase in a tax already the highest in the world and highly uncompetitive".

The research, which took months, produced the figure of 1,300 dead and almost 5,000 wounded.

Its own 2009 calculation of the global cost to businesses produced the figure of more than $1 trillion.

The party has produced the figure by looking at the rate RPI inflation is forecast to increase up until 2015, and comparing that with the rate at which average earning are set to increase.

MNG assembled all selected genes to full-length, manually curated computer-generated annotations, produced the figure and tables, and wrote the manuscript with input from JJB and LL.

Lord Lawson accused Treasury civil servants of "prostituting" themselves by producing the figures to suit Osborne's arguments for staying in the EU.