The chart below shows the total number of minutes(in billions) of telephone calls in the UK, divided intot three categories , from 1995-2002 Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The bar chart depicts the duration of

phone

conversations in the United Kingdom separated into three kinds over an eight-year period beginning in 1995. Looking at the specifics, local and international

phone

calls,

as well as

mobile lines, contributed

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an increase in

phone

calls.

However

, the amount of local calls fluctuated. The quantity of international and national calls in the UK during

this

time period was around 36

billion

minutes

in 1995 and steadily increased to approximately 36

billion

minutes

in 2002, roughly twice that of 1995. Meanwhile, cell

phone

calls followed the same pattern. The amount of mobile

phone

calls increased considerably from around 2

billion

minutes

in 1995 to approximately 45

billion

minutes

in 2002, indicating a rapid increase, nearly 28 times greater than in 1995.

In contrast

, the number of local calls varied during the course of the observation. It was around 71

billion

minutes

in 1995 and increased marginally to almost 90

billion

minutes

in 1998. The statistic levelled out and began to plummet in 2002, and it continued to fall dramatically until 2002

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when it reached around 71

billion

minutes

.

Nonetheless

, local fixed-line calls had the longest duration. Cell

phone

calls have grown in popularity over the years.