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1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Stephen Matthews |Darren Boyle |Rhodri Morgan |Emily Stearn

EXCLUSIVEThe world's fattest countries revealed: DEEP DIVE's extraordinary charts show how YOUR country's waistline has ballooned and where the UK and US really rank By STEPHEN MATTHEWS, ASSOCIATE EDITOR and DARREN BOYLE and RHODRI MORGAN, DATA JOURNALIST and EMILY STEARN, SENIOR HEALTH REPORTER Published: 04:44 EDT, 20 April 2025 | Updated: 04:44 EDT, 20 April 2025 Advertisement Share or comment on this article: The world's fattest countries revealed: DEEP DIVE's extraordinary charts show...

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Stephen Matthews |Darren Boyle

Officials have no idea how common first-cousin marriages are in the UK – because no-one has to keep track. Although it is illegal to marry your brother or sister, wedlock between cousins is still allowed. It means councils, who must legally register every marriage, don't track the scale of the issue. In Bradford, where cousin relationships are very common among the city's Pakistani community, council chiefs admitted that the exact proportion of marriages which are consanguineous is 'not known'.

2 months ago | msn.com | Darren Boyle

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2 months ago | dailymail.co.uk | Darren Boyle

Britain's most crowded borough has doubled in population since the early 1990s, MailOnline analysis shows. Tower Hamlets' population has spiralled from 166,300 to just shy of 328,600. It means there are now more than 16,400 residents per square kilometre in the east London district, the most densely populated zone in the country. That is, for comparison, 633 times more than in Powys, Wales – the least densely populated authority with just 25.95 people per square kilometre.