Economy ONS has today published new analysis of historic revisions to GDP, including the causes and scale of revisions. The analysis shows that between 2005-2015, the average revision to quarterly GDP growth between the first estimate and two years later was +0.003 percentage points. Over the same period, the average absolute revision (which ignores whether revisions were positive or negative) was 0.2 percentage points.
People, population and community Figures for November 2017 published today show that overseas residents made 3 million visits to the UK – a 2% fall compared to November 2016. Visits abroad in November 2017 by UK residents totalled 4.2 million visits, a 3% decrease compared with the same month a year ago. Meanwhile, in December 2017, overseas residents made 2.6 million visits to the UK – a 11% decrease when compared to December 2016. UK residents made 3.9 million visits abroad in December 2017, a 1% fall when compared with December 2016.
Today's figures show there were provisionally 498,285 deaths registered in 2017, more than in each of the last five years. For Q4, there were 125,112 deaths registered in England. The provisional age-standardised mortality rate for 2017 was 1,105 deaths per 100,000 for males and 828 per 100,000 for females – this is similar to 2016 but is lower than in 2015. Deaths with an underlying cause of dementia or Alzheimer's disease were higher in 2017 than in 2016 for both males and females. | 
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