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The image contains a table with two columns, one for males and one for females, listing hours and minutes per day spent on various activities: Sleep (Males: 8.04, Females: 8.18), Resting (Males: 0.43, Females: 0.48), Personal care (Males: 0.40, Females: 0.48), Eating and drinking (Males: 1.25, Females: 1.19), Leisure (Watching TV/DVD and listen to radio/music: Males 2.50, Females 2.25; Social life and entertainment/culture: Males 1.22, Females 1.32; Hobbies and games: Males 0.37, Females 0.33; Sport: Males 0.13, Females 0.07; Reading: Males 0.23, Females 0.26), All leisure (Males: 5.25, Females: 4.53), Employment and study (Males: 3.45, Females: 2.26), Housework (Males: 1.41, Females: 3.00), Childcare (Males: 0.15, Females: 0.32), Voluntary work and meetings (Males: 0.15, Females: 0.20), Travel (Males: 1.32, Females: 1.22), Other (Males: 0.13, Females: 0.15).
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The table provides information on average hours and minutes spent by UK individuals including males and females on different daily activities.
Firstly, people in UK devoted most of their time on sleeping, almost 8 hours in day, which is nearly same for both men and women. Then, the second place belongs to all leisure; such as watching TV and doing sports. On average, men in UK spent 5 hours and 25 minutes on various leisure activities, while women have 4 hours and 53 minutes of leisure time.
It is noticeable that men work or study for an average 79 minutes more than women every day. In comparison, women dedicated 79 minutes on housework more than men, and also they spent 32 minutes on looking after children which is double compared to men.
Overall, average time on all activities for both group nearly is the same, except employment/study and housework, these two activities have the most significant difference for males and females.
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