The graphbar chart illustrates the percentage of British who are from 65 and older between 1985 and 2035, measured in percentage.
add a general trend at the end of the introduction.
The graph shows that in 198
5that both in UK and England, the percentage of population
withat the age
of 65 and
higherabove were equal to 15%
and XX%, respectively
(if they are at the same range of 15%, then, you cannot use respectively) . In parallel, Scotland and Northern Ireland were considered to be the lowest with their percentage of 14% and 12%. The most salient in the graph, Wales managed to reach 16%.
According to the graph
chart t here will be a significant vicissitude when it comes to the percentage of all territory in 2035, it betokens that
both England and UK's percentage will be increased by approximately 8 %
each . In the meantime,
it is predicted that Scotland
's population will increase
it percentage forby 11 %, while this value will be 2,5 % larger
than the futurefor Northern Ireland
one's . Wales
as usual, however, keeps its lead in population and thewill be leading with its remarkable
increase of 26%
is anticipated for this area in 2035. .
The data suggests that, as time goes by, British people are becoming more salubrious and that phenomena will prolong their life span.