Two charts: a line graph shows the number of people granted UK citizenship (in thousands) from 1992 to 2002 and a bar graph illustrates the number of people (in thousands) from Asia, Africa, America, Europe, Australia, and others, receiving UK citizenship in 1996 and 2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The line

graph

depicts the

number

of people who were given

UK

citizenship,

while

the bar

graph

gives information about the

number

of individuals who are grouped based on the regions that were granted

UK

citizenship. Both numbers in the graphs are represented in thousands.

Overall

, it can be seen that the

number

of people who become

UK

residents increased, and most of them originally came from Asia.  

According to

the line

graph

,

initially

, there were 20 thousand people who got citizenship in 1962. Ten years later, the

number

rose to almost double but decreased marginally in 1982 to about 25. In 1992, the figure rose to around 45. After that, the

number

increased dramatically to slightly below 120 in 2002.   Regarding the bar

graph

, most of the immigrants in the

UK

in 1996 originally came from Asia, representing 49.

This

number

rose to 58 six years later.

Next,

Europe stood at 9, but

then

became 25 in 2002. Similar to the former, Europe started at 9 and grew threefold in 2002,

while

other categories stayed at a very small

number

.