UK population to rise by 5mn to 72.5mn by 2032, says ONS
The UK’s population will rise by about 5mn to 72.5mn in the decade to 2032, driven by more international migration than previously projected and by lower fertility resulting in the same number of births as deaths, according to official data.
Immigration is expected to be the sole driver of population growth in the UK, while projections also show an increase in the ...
The UK population is projected to rise to 72.5 million by mid-2032 from 67.6 million in mid-2022, driven almost entirely by ...
The population is projected rise to 72.5million by mid-2032 – up from an estimated 67.6million a decade earlier, according to ...
Higher levels of net migration result in a population projection of 81.4 million by mid-2047 instead of 76.6 million.
Five graphs to explain the UK’s population boom and the role of immigration - The UK population could reach 72.5 million by ...
Number of people living in Britain is projected to hit 72.5m by 2032, entirely fuelled by a 4.9m increase in net migration ...
Birth and death numbers in Britain are roughly equal, but net migration is expected to keep the population growing into the ...
Projections from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that, by mid-2047, the number of over-85 will have nearly ...
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