UK's 'Baby Generation' as Birth Rate Soars to Decade High
New ONS data reveals a surprising 3.9% surge in UK births in 2023, marking the highest number in a decade and signalling a potential new 'baby generation' for the nation.
New ONS data reveals a surprising 3.9% surge in UK births in 2023, marking the highest number in a decade and signalling a potential new 'baby generation' for the nation.
Exclusive investigation into the UK's looming population collapse. Discover why birth rates are plummeting, the economic timebomb this creates, and what policymakers aren't telling you about our demographic future.
Facing a demographic crisis, the Japanese government unveils a controversial new strategy to boost its birth rate by incentivising families to leave crowded Tokyo for the countryside.
New official figures from the Office for National Statistics show England's population grew by nearly 300,000 in mid-2023, while Wales experienced its first annual decrease in nearly 50 years, highlighting a stark demographic divide across the UK.
Exclusive analysis reveals Scotland's population growth has hit a historic low, with record net migration losses to England and Wales. Experts point to UK immigration policies and the cost-of-living crisis as key drivers.
In an unprecedented demographic shift, the US state of Minnesota now has a larger Catholic population than Vatican City itself, signalling a major change in the global faith landscape.
New figures from the Office for National Statistics show the fertility rate in England and Wales has hit its lowest level in nearly a century, with significant implications for future population trends and public policy.
Exclusive ONS data reveals Wales's population fell for the first time since the 1850s, while England's West Midlands became the fastest-growing region outside London, signalling a major post-pandemic demographic shift.
New census data shows a significant increase in people born in England now living in Northern Ireland, raising questions about identity and the region's political future.
New data reveals a surprising decline in Hindu populations across India and Nepal, sparking debates on migration, fertility rates, and religious identity.
New census data reveals Wyoming as the state with the highest population decline, while California leads in overall departures. Discover the trends reshaping America's demographic landscape.
Former US President Donald Trump has issued an executive order challenging the use of racial and demographic data in college admissions, sparking debate over diversity policies in higher education.
New data reveals the latest global population figures for 2024, with surprising trends and projections. Explore interactive maps and key insights.
New figures show significant changes in population distribution across England and Wales, driven by migration patterns and demographic shifts. Experts analyse the implications.
The Office for National Statistics reports a historic population surge in England and Wales, driven by migration and changing demographics. Discover the key trends shaping the UK's future.
New figures reveal a dramatic population surge in England and Wales, fuelled by migration. Explore the implications for housing, services, and society.
China introduces financial incentives to encourage couples to have more children as the country faces a looming demographic crisis. Experts weigh in on whether this strategy will work.
New research reveals a dramatic drop in the number of cousins per child in the UK, as family sizes shrink and birth rates decline. Experts warn of social and cultural implications.
New ONS data reveals Cromer as the UK area with the highest proportion of pensioners, sparking discussions on demographics and local services in East Anglia.
Japan's nationalist First Sanseito party is capitalising on growing unease about immigration to bolster its electoral prospects, as the country grapples with demographic challenges and cultural tensions.
New projections reveal that migration will drive the UK's population to grow faster than any other large EU country, reaching 74.3 million by 2100. Experts warn of major societal and economic impacts.
For the first time since 1851, Wales has recorded a population decline, according to the latest census data. The figures highlight significant demographic shifts, with implications for public services and policymaking.