In the 2001 census, the White British population accounted for more than 80%?

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In the 2001 census, the White British population accounted for more than 80%?

Interpreting census ethnicity data means looking at how the population is divided among different ethnic groups. In the 2001 census, White British was the largest single category, and its share was well over 80% of the population. That makes the statement true, because the White British group accounted for more than 80% of people recorded. Other ethnic groups were present but together did not reach a majority of this size, reflecting the less diverse demographic of that period.

Interpreting census ethnicity data means looking at how the population is divided among different ethnic groups. In the 2001 census, White British was the largest single category, and its share was well over 80% of the population. That makes the statement true, because the White British group accounted for more than 80% of people recorded. Other ethnic groups were present but together did not reach a majority of this size, reflecting the less diverse demographic of that period.

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