Migration trends reshape England and Wales population
New figures show significant changes in population distribution across England and Wales, driven by migration patterns and demographic shifts. Experts analyse the implications.
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England & Wales population hits record high
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.
England & Wales population up 707k - migration drives growth
New figures reveal a dramatic population surge in England and Wales, fuelled by migration. Explore the implications for housing, services, and society.
China Pays Couples to Have More Kids
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.
UK faces 'cousin crash' as family sizes shrink
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.
Cromer has UK's highest pensioner population at 31%
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 party rises on anti-immigration platform
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.
UK population to hit 74.3M by 2100
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.
Wales population decline: First in 170 years
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.
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