No religion: every council in the UK

Caerphilly had the highest no religion of the UK’s 318 councils in 2021, at 56.7%.

Harrow had the lowest, at 10.6%. The middle council, Arun, had 39.9%.

43 councils have no figure, and they are listed at the end with the reason.

No religion for every council in the UK, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilRegion or nationValue
1CaerphillyWalesWales56.7%
2Blaenau GwentWalesWales56.4%
3Rhondda Cynon TafWalesWales56.2%
4Brighton and HoveSouth EastSouth East55.2%
5NorwichEast of EnglandEast of England53.5%
6Merthyr TydfilWalesWales53.2%
7BridgendWalesWales52.3%
=8BristolSouth WestSouth West51.4%
=8HastingsSouth EastSouth East51.4%
10TorfaenWalesWales50.8%
11AshfieldEast MidlandsEast Midlands50.3%
=12ErewashEast MidlandsEast Midlands49.9%
=12Neath Port TalbotWalesWales49.9%
14Kingston upon HullYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber49.2%
15PlymouthSouth WestSouth West48.9%
16ExeterSouth WestSouth West48.5%
17GosportSouth EastSouth East48.4%
18LewesSouth EastSouth East48.2%
=19AdurSouth EastSouth East47.9%
=19Bath and North East SomersetSouth WestSouth West47.9%
=19Vale of GlamorganWalesWales47.9%
22GedlingEast MidlandsEast Midlands47.7%
23HavantSouth EastSouth East47.4%
=24Amber ValleyEast MidlandsEast Midlands47.3%
=24SwanseaWalesWales47.3%
=26LincolnEast MidlandsEast Midlands47.1%
=26PortsmouthSouth EastSouth East47.1%
28BroxtoweEast MidlandsEast Midlands46.8%
29North East LincolnshireYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber46.5%
=30CornwallSouth WestSouth West46.3%
=30Isles of ScillySouth WestSouth West46.3%
=32North TynesideNorth EastNorth East46.1%
=32South GloucestershireSouth WestSouth West46.1%
=32YorkYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber46.1%
35WorthingSouth EastSouth East45.7%
36MansfieldEast MidlandsEast Midlands45.6%
=37IpswichEast of EnglandEast of England45.3%
=37North SomersetSouth WestSouth West45.3%
=37SwaleSouth EastSouth East45.3%
40Great YarmouthEast of EnglandEast of England45.2%
41North DevonSouth WestSouth West45.1%
=42BraintreeEast of EnglandEast of England45.0%
=42EastleighSouth EastSouth East45.0%
=42Mid DevonSouth WestSouth West45.0%
=45BolsoverEast MidlandsEast Midlands44.9%
=45East SuffolkEast of EnglandEast of England44.9%
=45RochfordEast of EnglandEast of England44.9%
=45Southend-on-SeaEast of EnglandEast of England44.9%
=45StevenageEast of EnglandEast of England44.9%
50TeignbridgeSouth WestSouth West44.8%
51CambridgeEast of EnglandEast of England44.7%
=52BroadlandEast of EnglandEast of England44.5%
=52ChesterfieldEast MidlandsEast Midlands44.5%
=52North HertfordshireEast of EnglandEast of England44.5%
=55CarmarthenshireWalesWales44.4%
=55CheltenhamSouth WestSouth West44.4%
=55ColchesterEast of EnglandEast of England44.4%
=55High PeakEast MidlandsEast Midlands44.4%
=55RushcliffeEast MidlandsEast Midlands44.4%
=55South NorfolkEast of EnglandEast of England44.4%
61TamworthWest MidlandsWest Midlands44.3%
62GwyneddWalesWales44.2%
=63BasildonEast of EnglandEast of England44.1%
=63StroudSouth WestSouth West44.1%
=63ThanetSouth EastSouth East44.1%
66South HamsSouth WestSouth West44.0%
=67Isle of WightSouth EastSouth East43.9%
=67North West LeicestershireEast MidlandsEast Midlands43.9%
=69City of LondonLondonLondon43.8%
=69HuntingdonshireEast of EnglandEast of England43.8%
71FarehamSouth EastSouth East43.7%
=72Castle PointEast of EnglandEast of England43.5%
=72Mid SuffolkEast of EnglandEast of England43.5%
=74Basingstoke and DeaneSouth EastSouth East43.4%
=74HarlowEast of EnglandEast of England43.4%
=74MaldonEast of EnglandEast of England43.4%
=74MonmouthshireWalesWales43.4%
=74SheffieldYorkshire and The Humber

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Yorkshire and The Humber43.4%
=74SouthamptonSouth EastSouth East43.4%
=74TorridgeSouth WestSouth West43.4%
81South CambridgeshireEast of EnglandEast of England43.3%
=82EastbourneSouth EastSouth East43.2%
=82TendringEast of EnglandEast of England43.2%
=82TorbaySouth WestSouth West43.2%
=85CeredigionWalesWales43.0%
=85MedwaySouth EastSouth East43.0%
=85NewportWalesWales43.0%
=85PembrokeshireWalesWales43.0%
=85South DerbyshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands43.0%
=90BaberghEast of EnglandEast of England42.9%
=90CardiffWalesWales42.9%
=90East CambridgeshireEast of EnglandEast of England42.9%
=93Central BedfordshireEast of EnglandEast of England42.8%
=93Tonbridge and MallingSouth EastSouth East42.8%
=95BlabyEast MidlandsEast Midlands42.6%
=95North NorthamptonshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands42.6%
=95West SuffolkEast of EnglandEast of England42.6%
98DoverSouth EastSouth East42.4%
99North East DerbyshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands42.3%
=100Bournemouth, Christchurch and PooleSouth WestSouth West42.2%
=100WinchesterSouth EastSouth East42.2%
=102BarnsleyYorkshire and The Humber

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Yorkshire and The Humber42.1%
=102BrecklandEast of EnglandEast of England42.1%
=102DenbighshireWalesWales42.1%
=102HorshamSouth EastSouth East42.1%
=102Mid SussexSouth EastSouth East42.1%
=102WealdenSouth EastSouth East42.1%
=108CalderdaleYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber42.0%
=108CanterburySouth EastSouth East42.0%
=108PowysWalesWales42.0%
111East DevonSouth WestSouth West41.9%
=112East HertfordshireEast of EnglandEast of England41.8%
=112Folkestone and HytheSouth EastSouth East41.8%
=112WrexhamWalesWales41.8%
=115Hinckley and BosworthEast MidlandsEast Midlands41.7%
=115Vale of White HorseSouth EastSouth East41.7%
=117Forest of DeanSouth WestSouth West41.6%
=117West DevonSouth WestSouth West41.6%
=119SomersetSouth West

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South West41.5%
=119UttlesfordEast of EnglandEast of England41.5%
=121WakefieldYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber41.3%
=121WiltshireSouth WestSouth West41.3%
=123ChelmsfordEast of EnglandEast of England41.2%
=123Newark and SherwoodEast MidlandsEast Midlands41.2%
=123NottinghamEast MidlandsEast Midlands41.2%
=126Cannock ChaseWest MidlandsWest Midlands41.1%
=126DacorumEast of EnglandEast of England41.1%
=126HartSouth EastSouth East41.1%
=126South OxfordshireSouth EastSouth East41.1%
=126West BerkshireSouth EastSouth East41.1%
131BlackpoolNorth WestNorth West41.0%
=132ConwyWalesWales40.9%
=132East HampshireSouth EastSouth East40.9%
=132Telford and WrekinWest MidlandsWest Midlands40.9%
=135IslingtonLondonLondon40.8%
=135Newcastle upon TyneNorth EastNorth East40.8%
=135TewkesburySouth WestSouth West40.8%
=138AshfordSouth EastSouth East40.7%
=138CharnwoodEast MidlandsEast Midlands40.7%
=138FlintshireWalesWales40.7%
=138Isle of AngleseyWalesWales40.7%
=138New ForestSouth EastSouth East40.7%
=138RotherSouth EastSouth East40.7%
=144Test ValleySouth EastSouth East40.6%
=144West OxfordshireSouth EastSouth East40.6%
146SwindonSouth WestSouth West40.5%
147Bracknell ForestSouth EastSouth East40.4%
148Tunbridge WellsSouth EastSouth East40.3%
=149LeedsYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber40.2%
=149Redcar and ClevelandNorth EastNorth East40.2%
=151DorsetSouth WestSouth West40.1%
=151GatesheadNorth EastNorth East40.1%
=151HartlepoolNorth EastNorth East40.1%
=151MaidstoneSouth EastSouth East40.1%
=151NorthumberlandNorth EastNorth East40.1%
=151RossendaleNorth WestNorth West40.1%
=157RedditchWest MidlandsWest Midlands40.0%
=157WarwickWest MidlandsWest Midlands40.0%
=159ArunSouth EastSouth East39.9%
=159FenlandEast of EnglandEast of England39.9%
=161DoncasterYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber39.8%
=161RotherhamYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber39.8%
=163DarlingtonNorth EastNorth East39.7%
=163GloucesterSouth WestSouth West39.7%
=163GuildfordSouth EastSouth East39.7%
=166North NorfolkEast of EnglandEast of England39.6%
=166StockportNorth WestNorth West39.6%
=166WorcesterWest MidlandsWest Midlands39.6%
=169King's Lynn and West NorfolkEast of EnglandEast of England39.5%
=169North KestevenEast MidlandsEast Midlands39.5%
=169SevenoaksSouth EastSouth East39.5%
=169SunderlandNorth EastNorth East39.5%
=173MeltonEast MidlandsEast Midlands39.3%
=173South TynesideNorth EastNorth East39.3%
=175East Riding of YorkshireYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber39.1%
=175Stockton-on-TeesNorth EastNorth East39.1%
=177OxfordSouth EastSouth East39.0%
=177WaverleySouth EastSouth East39.0%
=179Newcastle-under-LymeWest MidlandsWest Midlands38.9%
=179TandridgeSouth EastSouth East38.9%
181East LindseyEast MidlandsEast Midlands38.8%
182ChichesterSouth EastSouth East38.7%
=183County DurhamNorth EastNorth East38.6%
=183North LincolnshireYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber38.6%
=183Wyre ForestWest MidlandsWest Midlands38.6%
=186HarboroughEast MidlandsEast Midlands38.4%
=186Mole ValleySouth EastSouth East38.4%
188West NorthamptonshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands38.2%
=189CherwellSouth EastSouth East38.1%
=189LancasterNorth WestNorth West38.1%
=189LichfieldWest MidlandsWest Midlands38.1%
=189Malvern HillsWest MidlandsWest Midlands38.1%
=189North WarwickshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands38.1%
=189Reigate and BansteadSouth EastSouth East38.1%
=195Milton KeynesSouth EastSouth East38.0%
=195TamesideNorth WestNorth West38.0%
=195West LindseyEast MidlandsEast Midlands38.0%
=198Richmond upon ThamesLondonLondon37.9%
=198RushmoorSouth EastSouth East37.9%
=200Cheshire West and ChesterNorth WestNorth West37.8%
=200Nuneaton and BedworthWest MidlandsWest Midlands37.8%
=202Cheshire EastNorth WestNorth West37.7%
=202Stoke-on-TrentWest MidlandsWest Midlands37.7%
=204BassetlawEast MidlandsEast Midlands37.5%
=204LambethLondonLondon37.5%
=204South KestevenEast MidlandsEast Midlands37.5%
=207BromsgroveWest MidlandsWest Midlands37.4%
=207Westmorland and FurnessNorth West

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North West37.4%
=209BromleyLondonLondon37.3%
=209Derbyshire DalesEast MidlandsEast Midlands37.3%
=209WirralNorth WestNorth West37.3%
=212RutlandEast MidlandsEast Midlands37.1%
=212St AlbansEast of EnglandEast of England37.1%
=214ShropshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands37.0%
=214Welwyn HatfieldEast of EnglandEast of England37.0%
=216North YorkshireYorkshire and The Humber

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Yorkshire and The Humber36.9%
=216StaffordWest MidlandsWest Midlands36.9%
=216WokinghamSouth EastSouth East36.9%
=219CotswoldSouth WestSouth West36.7%
=219LewishamLondonLondon36.7%
=221DerbyEast MidlandsEast Midlands36.6%
=221HerefordshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands36.6%
223DartfordSouth EastSouth East36.5%
=224MiddlesbroughNorth EastNorth East36.4%
=224SouthwarkLondonLondon36.4%
=226HackneyLondonLondon36.3%
=226ReadingSouth EastSouth East36.3%
228WandsworthLondonLondon36.2%
229RugbyWest MidlandsWest Midlands36.1%
=230DudleyWest MidlandsWest Midlands36.0%
=230Surrey HeathSouth EastSouth East36.0%
232Stratford-on-AvonWest MidlandsWest Midlands35.9%
233Epsom and EwellSouth EastSouth East35.7%
234SalfordNorth WestNorth West35.6%
235ElmbridgeSouth EastSouth East35.4%
236HaltonNorth WestNorth West35.2%
237CrawleySouth EastSouth East35.1%
238WychavonWest MidlandsWest Midlands35.0%
=239KirkleesYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber34.8%
=239RunnymedeSouth EastSouth East34.8%
241ThurrockEast of EnglandEast of England34.7%
=242CamdenLondonLondon34.6%
=242WarringtonNorth WestNorth West34.6%
244CumberlandNorth West

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North West34.5%
245Kingston upon ThamesLondonLondon34.3%
246BuckinghamshireSouth EastSouth East34.2%
247BedfordEast of EnglandEast of England34.1%
=248East StaffordshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands33.9%
=248Staffordshire MoorlandsWest MidlandsWest Midlands33.9%
250WyreNorth WestNorth West33.7%
251BexleyLondonLondon33.6%
=252BrentwoodEast of EnglandEast of England33.3%
=252Epping ForestEast of EnglandEast of England33.3%
=252WokingSouth EastSouth East33.3%
255TraffordNorth WestNorth West33.1%
=256BroxbourneEast of EnglandEast of England33.0%
=256South HollandEast MidlandsEast Midlands33.0%
258SolihullWest MidlandsWest Midlands32.9%
259GreenwichLondonLondon32.6%
=260PeterboroughEast of EnglandEast of England32.5%
=260South StaffordshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands32.5%
262ManchesterNorth WestNorth West32.4%
263SuttonLondonLondon32.3%
264GraveshamSouth EastSouth East32.1%
265HaringeyLondonLondon31.6%
=266BurnleyNorth WestNorth West31.5%
=266West LancashireNorth WestNorth West31.5%
268BostonEast MidlandsEast Midlands31.3%
=269FyldeNorth WestNorth West31.2%
=269SpelthorneSouth EastSouth East31.2%
=269St. HelensNorth WestNorth West31.2%
272Windsor and MaidenheadSouth EastSouth East31.0%
273ChorleyNorth WestNorth West30.9%
=274South RibbleNorth WestNorth West30.8%
=274Three RiversEast of EnglandEast of England30.8%
=276Hammersmith and FulhamLondonLondon30.6%
=276HaveringLondonLondon30.6%
278WiganNorth WestNorth West30.3%
=279Oadby and WigstonEast MidlandsEast Midlands30.2%
=279WalsallWest MidlandsWest Midlands30.2%
281CoventryWest MidlandsWest Midlands29.6%
=282BuryNorth WestNorth West29.4%
=282LiverpoolNorth WestNorth West29.4%
284RochdaleNorth WestNorth West28.8%
285PendleNorth WestNorth West28.7%
286SeftonNorth WestNorth West28.6%
287HyndburnNorth WestNorth West28.4%
288BradfordYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber28.2%
289MertonLondonLondon28.0%
290Waltham ForestLondonLondon27.9%
291WolverhamptonWest MidlandsWest Midlands27.8%
292KnowsleyNorth WestNorth West27.2%
293Tower HamletsLondonLondon26.6%
294PrestonNorth WestNorth West26.3%
295Ribble ValleyNorth WestNorth West26.2%
296SandwellWest MidlandsWest Midlands26.1%
=297CroydonLondonLondon25.9%
=297WestminsterLondonLondon25.9%
299BoltonNorth WestNorth West25.8%
300OldhamNorth WestNorth West25.0%
=301Kensington and ChelseaLondonLondon24.8%
=301WatfordEast of EnglandEast of England24.8%
303HertsmereEast of EnglandEast of England24.2%
304BirminghamWest MidlandsWest Midlands24.1%
305LeicesterEast MidlandsEast Midlands23.0%
306Blackburn with DarwenNorth WestNorth West21.1%
307BarnetLondonLondon20.2%
308EnfieldLondonLondon19.8%
309HillingdonLondonLondon19.4%
310EalingLondonLondon19.1%
311Barking and DagenhamLondonLondon18.8%
312HounslowLondonLondon18.6%
313LutonEast of EnglandEast of England17.6%
314NewhamLondonLondon14.5%
315BrentLondonLondon13.6%
316SloughSouth EastSouth East13.1%
317RedbridgeLondonLondon12.6%
318HarrowLondonLondon10.6%
–Aberdeen CityScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–AberdeenshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–AngusScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Antrim and NewtownabbeyNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–Ards and North DownNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–Argyll and ButeScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Armagh City, Banbridge and CraigavonNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–BelfastNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–Causeway Coast and GlensNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–City of EdinburghScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–ClackmannanshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Derry City and StrabaneNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–Dumfries and GallowayScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Dundee CityScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–East AyrshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–East DunbartonshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–East LothianScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–East RenfrewshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–FalkirkScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Fermanagh and OmaghNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–FifeScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Glasgow CityScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–HighlandScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–InverclydeScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Lisburn and CastlereaghNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–Mid and East AntrimNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–Mid UlsterNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–MidlothianScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–MorayScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Na h-Eileanan SiarScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Newry, Mourne and DownNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–North AyrshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–North LanarkshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Orkney IslandsScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Perth and KinrossScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–RenfrewshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Scottish BordersScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Shetland IslandsScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–South AyrshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–South LanarkshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–StirlingScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–West DunbartonshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–West LothianScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure

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