Four in 10 Babies Born in Britain Have Foreign-Born Parents: ONS
- In 2024, 40.4% of babies born in Britain had at least one foreign-born parent, up from 35.1% in 2021, according to the Office for National Statistics.
- London led with 84.4% of births to foreign-born parents, followed by Brent at 83.9%.
- 33% of all births in England last year were to foreign-born mothers, with Indian mothers accounting for 4.4% of these births, as reported by the ONS.
- Migration expert Nuni Jorgensen noted that the rise in births to migrant parents is linked to more people moving to the UK, as younger adults tend to have more children.
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Rapid demographic changes are sparking serious debate in British public life.
The Irish Sun
The SunNumber of babies born in UK with a foreign-born parent hits shock new high
FOUR in ten babies born in Britain last year had at least one foreign-born parent, shock new figures reveal. The share of births to families with at least one parent from overseas jumped to 40.4 per cent in 2024, up from 35.1 per cent just three years earlier. Four in ten babies born in Britain last year had at least one foreign-born parent, shock new figures reveal (stock picture)PA More than half of all babies had a foreign-born mum or dad in …
40% of Babies in England Had Foreign-Born Parent in 2024 – The Daily Sceptic
More than 40% of babies in England – and over two thirds in London – had a parent who was born outside the country in 2024, new figures reveal, as statistics underline the extreme pace of change in Britain.
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