Understand the logic of getting the figures now, thanks.One is a check on the other.
IF the measured flowrates and temperatures are correct then the calculated boiler output can a is very accurately calculated.
A bit long winded but....
From one of your readings above of 1 litre fill in 12.82 secs and 39.4C then this equals to a flowrate of 60/12.82, 4.68LPM and the water must be raised in temperature from 7.5C to 39.4C, a dT of 31.9C.
The well know calc for the energy required is kw= LPMX60XdT/860, in this case, 4.68X60X31.9/860, 10.42kw. this will be IMO almost100% correct, as a check you can take the gas meter readings, these readings in M3 can be converted to the boiler output required or visa versa in our case, I don't know the exact conversion factors but if you use 10.8kw/M3 of gas and a boiler efficiency of say 88% then you won't be far out .
So, gas consumption in M3/hr is 10.42/10.8/0.88, 1.096M3/hr or 0.0365M3/2mins. So if both of these calcs marry up then you are happy but either one will give be almost 100% correct.
The gas readings were as you say M3. I'll ring baxi/plumber in the new year and get them to come out to it to try and find out exactly what the issue is.