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Are childhood vaccination rates dropping?

5 October 2019

9:00 AM

5 October 2019

9:00 AM

Who speaks what

The Chancellor, Sajid Javid, included a little Punjabi in his speech to the Tory conference. How many people in Britain would have understood him? In the 2011 census the ONS counted 273,000 Punjabi speakers in Britain. The other most common languages, besides English and Welsh, were:

Polish
546,000
Urdu
269,000
Bengali
221,000
Gujarati
213,000
Arabic
159,000

French
147,000
Portuguese
133,000
Spanish
120,000














 

Death by gender

The British Heart Foundation claimed women were needlessly dying of heart disease because they were receiving less good treatment than men.

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