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We've featured complaints about the use of graphs and statistics on bbc news, and this week there was another example. tuesday saw the publication of last year's census, which found that less than half the population of england and wales now identify as christians. the office for national statistics says 46.2% describe themselves as christian in 2021 — a fall from 58% a decade ago. those who said they had no religion increased to 37.2%, while the number of people identifying as muslim increased by 1.2 million. graham hepburn was watching that and sent us this response. ray bradley had a theo...

Tuesday saw the publication of last year's census, which found that less than half the population of england and wales now identify as christians. the office for national statistics says 46.2% describe themselves as christian in 2021 — a fall from 58% a decade ago. those who said they had no religion increased to 37.2%, while the number of people identifying as muslim increased by 1.2 million. graham hepburn was watching that and sent us this response. ray bradley had a theory.

He stammers. of course. you have to make a judgement, bulletin to bulletin, story to story, and i don't think there's a one—size—fits—all with this. and as i said right at the start, samira, we recognise that for some viewers this can be a frustration. but, equally, i don't want to apologise for us covering what is a major event that is of huge interest to millions of people in this country. richard burgess, thank you. for the past two weeks, we've featured complaints about the use of graphs and statistics on bbc news, and this week there was another example. tuesday saw the publication ...

Let's return now to the news that fewer than half of the population of england and wales have described themselves as christians for the first time, according to new data. people who said they had no religion increased by 12 percentage points, while the number of people identifying as muslim increased by 1.2 million. those who said they had no religion increased to 37.2%. more from leicester, one of the uk's first majority non—white cities. meet werner and her son, not by friend, bernard. she is 100 and he is 78. back then, racism was a constant presence in the city. if i seen a few white gu...

New figures show christians, now account for less than half of the population of england and wales, for the first time in census history. the office for national statistics, says 46.2%, described themselves as christian in 2021, a fall from 58% a decade ago. those who said they had no religion increased to 37.2%, while the number of people identifying as muslim, increased by 1.2 million. we will get a percentage for you on that. 0ur midlands correspondent, navteonhal, reports now from leicester, which has also become one of the uk's first majority non—white cities. is that your boyfriend? no...