The population of the United Kingdom has experienced the second highest rate of growth since the Second World War, figures from the government statistician show, with migrant arrivals accounting for nearly all the increase.
The population of the United Kingdom rose to an estimated 69.3 million by mid-2024, government statistician the ONS has revealed, stating the rise of 755,000 people in the preceding 12 months to mid-2023 is the second-highest growth in post-war history. Given the only year that beat it was the 890,000 people who arrived the previous year from mid-2022, the figures confirm the historic nature of the sustained high levels of…
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