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Summary: Annual statistics on flows of international migrants to and from the UK and England and Wales.

Summary: Subnational population projections use past trends to project forward the population to give an indication of the future population for 25 years from the base year. Available for local authorities and Primary Care Organisations.

Summary: Discontinued. Contains detailed analyses of all deaths which were attributed to accidents, poisonings and violence, covering both the external cause and the nature of injury. These deaths are analysed by age and sex.

Summary: Covers population and demographic information. It contains commentary on the latest findings and topical articles on relevant subjects.

Summary: A statistical digest that looks at family types and explores similarities and differences between them. It also examines the relationship between families and health, unpaid care and education.

Summary: Discontinued. Contains key statistics of deaths and death rates in England and Wales by age, sex, marital status, place of death, birthplace and coroner involvement for the year.

Summary: Covers population and demographic information. It contains commentary on the latest findings and topical articles on relevant subjects.

Summary: Shows estimates of the UK population by country of birth and nationality. These data are produced using the Annual Population Survey (APS) which is the Labour Force Survey plus various sample boosts.

Summary: Statistics on live and still births occurring annually in England and Wales. Statistics for births in previous years are included to show trends in fertility. It also covers birth counts and birth rates tabulated by, among other attributes, parents' age, occurrence within or outside marriage, multiple births, mother's area of residence and country of birth, place of confinement, and father's social class (defined by occupation).

Summary: Describes the dynamics of the UK population. It includes information on changes in the age structure, population growth and the role of fertility and migration in driving population change.