The UK population is projected to grow at a slower rate than previously stated, because of a sharp drop in the estimated ...

Unlike for previous censuses, data for the latest survey was not collected on the same date across the whole of the UK.

The UK population has hit 68.3million after huge net immigration sparked the biggest rise since the 1970s. Numbers went up by 1 per cent in the year to June 2023, from 67,602,800 to 68,265,200.

The UK's population has been growing year-on-year since 1982. The main cause of this is international migration and the population is projected to reach 72.9 million by 2041, ...

The UK population is set to increase by 3 million within the next 10 years and pass the 70 million mark in the early 2030s, according to government statistics.. The number of people in the UK is ...

Under this scenario, the UK population would continue to grow, but at a slower rate than the no Brexit scenario, and by 2061 the total population is projected to be 82.9m.

Next year's UK census could be the last one to take place. The UK's national statistician has suggested that the 2021 headcount could be the UK's last, with future population counts being carried ...

The Office for National Statistics projects that immigration will increase the UK population by 5 million in a decade – but the alternative is for Britain to be poor and cut off, writes John Rentoul ...

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The UK population grew by almost half a million last year to 64,596,800, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics, external. The "above average" increase of 491,100 from mid ...

If you live in England or Wales, you've likely received a Census 2021 letter in the past few weeks ahead of census day (March 21). The census is a once-in-a-decade data gathering survey, and this ...