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The figures were released by the Office for National Statistics in a Commons written answer.
They show that in England in 2005 there were 387 people for every square kilometre, and this rose to 390 per square kilometre in 2006.
This is around 620 per square mile.
At that rate England will now have overtaken the most crowded major country in Europe, Holland, which had 393 people for every square kilometre in 2005.
All due to "immigrants" and "immigrant children" according to the relaxed and sensible Daily Mail.
The figures were released by the Office for National Statistics in a Commons written answer.
They show that in England in 2005 there were 387 people for every square kilometre, and this rose to 390 per square kilometre in 2006.
This is around 620 per square mile.
At that rate England will now have overtaken the most crowded major country in Europe, Holland, which had 393 people for every square kilometre in 2005.
All due to "immigrants" and "immigrant children" according to the relaxed and sensible Daily Mail.
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