Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 21/05/2026We've also updated our life expectancy calculator recently. Give it a try! www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopula... 000
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 21/05/2026And then another graphics that also didn't make it. Here's a joyplot for UK residents in Australia. Definitely a cohort effect going on with Australia as people age and you can see the sharp increase in young people. ENDS 040
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 21/05/2026Back to the UN's data, the population of British people has grown fastest in some Central and Eastern European countries. 110
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 21/05/2026We can also look at the data from Spain. The population of UK-born residents is much older than the Spanish population. More British people aged 65 and over are now leaving than arriving to live in Spain 110
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 21/05/2026This didn't make the article but even more interesting is that we can look at the Australia Department of Home Affairs to look at the occupations they grant visas too. Here's the top 8 occupations with GPs and medical officers the number one. Source: www.homeaffairs.gov.au/research-and... 100
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 21/05/2026Of British people living in Australia the biggest change has been in the 20-29 age group 100
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 21/05/2026The Australia Bureau of Statistics captures how many British migrants arrive in and leave from Australia 110
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 21/05/2026But we also compared our numbers to what other countries and organisations are saying. The UN compiles numbers counting the number of UK born citizens in different countries. Australia comes out on top 120
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 21/05/2026For the first time we've been able to look at the age breakdown of British migrants. The gap between those leaving and arriving has grown fastest for 25- to 34-year-olds. 110
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 21/05/2026Today we published an explainer looking at ONS numbers on British migrants; what we know and what we don't know. www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopula... 172
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Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 24/02/2025Thanks for your input, just want to explore this a bit further. What info would you consider a secondary/lower level? Can you give an example of where they've been useful/met a need? 100
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 24/02/2025Thank you, would you say people want to just not the catagory name or the values or both? If they found out the name of the outlier how else would they use this information. 110
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 21/02/2025Any data vis people have opinions or research about the use of tooltips on charts? Do people just really like them because something is happening when they mouseover, so like a flashy distraction, or is there a user need they fulfil? @albertocairo.com @visualisingdata.com 201
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 22/11/2024@miguelrocadata.bsky.social Anna think this was you? www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopula...ons.gov.ukUnpaid carers, England and Wales: 2020 to 2023 - Office for National Statistics 100
Henry Lau @henrylau.co.uk · 15/03/2024🌟New project🌟 🏙️Which towns attract people with advanced education? 🎓 Our latest piece of robojournalism that looks at individual towns to see how many people with post-16 qualifications stayed in or returned to the towns they grew up in www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopula... 020