The graph illustrates the three types of telephone calls in UK, from 1995 to 2004 and showed the total number of minutes in billions. The horizontal line showing a decade of years and the vertical line showing the minutes in millions from 0 to 18000. Overall, this indicates that in 2001 the local-landline calls in UK was very high and its approximately at 17000.
The mobiles calls in the UK was nearly zero but local-landline calls were high and the mumber was 12000 millions. The number of national and international-landline calls was half of the local-landline and it was approximately 6000 and the trend was increasing in every years. So the use of local-landline reached at top in 2001 nearly 18000. After 2001 the trend was decreasing because the use of local-landline calls decreasing and on the other hand the terend of mobiles calls and national and international-landline calls was increasing. Similarly at the end of 2004 the use of mobiles calls reached at 10000 millions, national and international-landline calls reached at over the 10000 millions and local-landline calls reached at 12000 millions.
The local-landline calls was at top in 2001 and reached at over the 16000 millions and then after its trend decreased and reached at 12000 million in 2004.