The chart below compare the number of people per household* in the UK in 1981 and 2001.

The table compares the rate of six individuals for each family in Britain over the period of 20 years.

overall

, noticeably that person two families by far the most important grow up

while

the first decreases in Eights and dramatically rise in Millennium .

however

, the sixth and fifth people fell down during the period . In 1981 ,

it is clear that

the first person had children increased by about 17 % but in 2001 it rose dramatically to 26 %.

although

that fifth saw the highest by 8 % but after many years saw the lowest by 6% .So , the second overtook by 31-34 % from 1981 to 2001 .

In addition

, the significance is that the third family went up by 18 % ; after a few years, it dropped to 15 % .

on the other hand

, the

last

family a negligible amount to 8% - 2% children .