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according to the 2001 census 90.2% < around are white British. But your question will only be unravelled in 2011 march 27th when that census is done, i predict around 88% will be British and about 75% will be English, British meaning ; England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland. following with an increase from 5% to 6% Asian, with the Chinese included should be around 8% Asian, and 3% Black ( African and Caribbeans ) which leaves us with 1% other still. hope this helps, its just a prediction as no one will know till march 27th 2011. my prediction is based on the 2001 census.
2006 est : My Guess
English - 80% 75%
White British ( including English - 90%) 83%
South Asian - 5.6% 7%
Black - 2.3% 2.5%
Mixed Race - 1.6% 4.5%
Chinese- 0.7% 1%
Other - 0.6% 2%
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