The UK population is growing at its slowest rate in 15 years after more Britons left the country with fewer migrants arriving from abroad, according to ONS figures released today.

Overall population density in the UK is 259 people per square kilometre. Institute for Fiscal Studies report reveals families face annual tax hikes of £2,000 to pay for the soaring elderly population ...

THE Registrar General for England and Wales has recently issued a booklet entitled "Estimates of the Sex and Age Distribution of the Civilian Population in regions and Administrative Areas of ...

“The figures we’re publishing today highlight the variation in the population across the UK. For example, the population density in London is 24 times higher than that for the South West of ...

Data from the World Population Review has revealed which countries have the highest population density. ... Theo joined Newsweek in 2024 and has previously written for Dexerto, PinkNews, and News UK.

Beyond Europe, England's population density is among the highest in the world for major countries. England ranks third in density after Bangladesh (1,045 per sq km) and South Korea (498 per sq km).

If the UK’s population were to grow from its current 64m to 80m, this would definitely increase our population density but we would still be below that of some of our European neighbours ...