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Who's toes are you treading on?
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It's now official we are now the most crowded country in Europe.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-105639 0/Its-official--England-MOST-crowded-country-E urope-thanks-immigration.html
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England has taken its position as the most crowded country in Europe at a point when the risk of economic recession has led to growing concern over diminishing numbers of jobs and pressure on public services.
Beyond Europe, England's population density is among the highest in the world. Of countries with a population of at least 10million, England ranks third in density after Bangladesh (1,045 per sq km) and South Korea (498 per sq km).
Who's got the front and backdoor keys?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-105639 0/Its-official--England-MOST-crowded-country-E urope-thanks-immigration.html
Quotes from the report:
England has taken its position as the most crowded country in Europe at a point when the risk of economic recession has led to growing concern over diminishing numbers of jobs and pressure on public services.
Beyond Europe, England's population density is among the highest in the world. Of countries with a population of at least 10million, England ranks third in density after Bangladesh (1,045 per sq km) and South Korea (498 per sq km).
Who's got the front and backdoor keys?
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Blimey, I did not realise that since I went to bed last night, England had suddenly changed from being a country into being a region.
England - like Holland - is a region (albeit one with a strong sense of identity, also like Holland) and has been for centuries. If you ignore the rest of the UK, then you ignore quite a substantial amount of land so naturally population density will appear bigger. Particularly when you compare it to other whole countries.
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