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England and Wales' immigration hotspots: Up to one in 22 residents in some boroughs are international migrants who came here in 2023, analysis suggests... so what is the figure in YOUR area?

16/07/24 11:02

Middlesbrough - home to roughly 150,000 people, according to official estimates - saw an influx of just shy of 6,800 international migrants in 2023. That implies international immigration last year alone accounted for roughly 4.4 per cent of the town's total population. Coventry (4.3 per cent) and Newham in London (3.9 per cent) logged similarly high figures. Sky-high levels of immigration meant some parts of the capital welcomed up to 250 more residents into each square kilometre last year, heaping even more pressure on housing, schools and the struggling NHS. Out of all 318 districts across England and Wales, only South Holland and the Isles of Scilly saw a higher number of international emigrants than immigrants in the year to mid-2023....read

Why baby names aren't getting as quirky as you might think (even if there WAS an 'Apple Paltrow' effect)

13/07/24 09:02

Hollywood icon Gwyneth Paltrow 's naming of daughter Apple in 2004 inspired a massive surge, but MailOnline analysis suggests the trend has since calmed.

Three in five prisons are now overcrowded, analysis shows as Labour vows to release convicts even earlier to free up space amid warnings jail population could soar by another 20,000 in five years

12/07/24 15:08

Around 87,500 inmates are currently being housed across England and Wales and prison governors fear the hundreds of spaces left could fill up within days.

Telstra customers hit with major disruptions

11/07/24 03:03

The massive blaze has impacted mobile services and has reduced coverage.

2024 general election results in full: MailOnline's live-updating maps and charts reveal who won in your constituency and how much by

04/07/24 21:45

Other graphics lay bare the race to form a majority, with parties needing to win 326 MPs to govern independently, as well as how the Tories and Labour performed compared to 2019.

Is YOUR name dying out? Use our search tool and graphs to find out...

30/06/24 14:23

Noah - officially the most common boy's name - tops the chart for around 75 local authorities, while Muhammad topped 45 and Oliver 24.

The rise of Muhammad: One in every 42 boys are now named after the founder of Islam, with rate having doubled since the mid-90s

24/06/24 12:05

Government statisticians this year crowned Noah top of the charts for a second consecutive year, with 4,586 boys born in 2022 given the name popularised by a Stranger Things star.

How Jeremy Corbyn could have been Prime Minister if Nigel Farage's 'voting reform' promise was in place ahead of Boris Johnson's 2019 Election win

20/06/24 08:09

The tendency of teens to vote Labour, together with the near-inevitability of coalitions under proportional representation, would have prevented the Tories from securing a landslide.

Not sure how to vote on July 4? Read MailOnline's interactive manifesto by manifesto guide to where the Tories, Labour and Reform stand on immigration, the NHS, and gender ID

19/06/24 09:41

Struggling on who to vote for come July 4? MailOnline has put together handy tool below where you can see each major party's stance on key election issues...

Revealed: Nearly a THIRD of voters who backed the Tories in 2019 now support Reform

17/06/24 11:51

According to a scathing YouGov poll, 32 per cent of those who backed Boris Johnson in the last election intend to vote for Nigel Farage 's party come July 4.

Will a vote for Reform gift Labour a win in YOUR constituency? Analysis shows Tories could claw back extra 110 seats and erode Keir Starmer's 'super-majority' if disillusioned supporters toying with Nigel Farage's party return to the Conservative fold

14/06/24 08:18

Mega-polls published last week suggest the Tories are on track to hold just 126 MPs, in what would be the party's worst electoral result for over a century.

Your ESSENTIAL Euro 2024 prices guide: From five euro beers, bargain bratwursts and the best value bars, everything travelling fans need to know when visiting the 10 German cities hosting summer's football showpiece

13/06/24 14:23

Here MailOnline's ROB HYDE presents his guide to these cities and their stadia. Rob explains what to do, what to look out for, and what to avoid...

Wizz Air is UK's worst airline for delays: Budget firm's flights are 31 minutes behind schedule on average... so how badly does YOUR go-to carrier fare?

13/06/24 00:01

Budget Airline Wizz Air's departures from British airports were an average of 31 minutes and 36 seconds late last year, according to analysis of Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) data.

How baby boomers really DID have it easier - and why it's only getting harder for Gen Z to get on the housing ladder

12/06/24 11:07

Stagnating wages and soaring house prices have only encouraged 'Zoomers' to buy more avo-on-toast and steer clear of the housing ladder completely, according to expert Dr Eliza Filby.

MailOnline's ultimate poll of polls ahead of July 4 general election: Interactive voting intention graphs lay bare the Tory-Labour divide by age, gender and Brexit vote

11/06/24 11:03

Reform are quickly closing the polling gap on the Tories, with Nigel Farage's party predicted to massively dent Rishi Sunak's hopes of preventing a Conservative wipeout.

Why Rishi Sunak NEEDS to win over Boomers to stop Keir Starmer storming No10: Last-ditch effort relies on 'stopping the bleed to Reform' with 'common sense' election play for disillusioned over-65s as poll gives Farage's party a lead over Tories

07/06/24 13:35

The Tories face a historic drubbing on July 4, with Sir Keir Starmer expected to storm his way into No10 with a landslide even bigger than Tony Blair secured in 1997.

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