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Band 5+: The charts below show the number of reasons why some people leave the United Kingdom and why some people choose to stay.

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The image presents two pie charts detailing reasons for leaving and staying in the UK: "Why people choose to leave the UK" shows Quality of life 37%, Financial reasons 24%, Employment 18%, Weather 12%, Family/friends 9%; "Why people choose to stay in the UK" shows Family/friends 43%, Social life 21%, Financial reasons 15%, Employment 15%, Language 11%.
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The two pie charts illustrate the reasons why people leave and stay in the united kingdom by shows the value in percentage and influenced by different factors. The main reason of staying is quality of life and leaving purpose is family and friends.

The first chart shows, the majority of individuals moving out from united kingdom due to quality life accounted for 39%, While weather conditions effected 24%. Moreover, another problem is that employment issues are faced in different sector of life , the percentage contributed by ’employment’ is 18% . On the other hand, join family or friends and financial reasons are 19% collectively.

Considering the second pie chart, elaborate the reasons to people standing in the united kingdom is family and friends have been highest proportion 43%. language involved 25% influenced the people of UK, while employment opportunities made up 19%. Meanwhile, financial reasons and life quality comprised 22% accumulatively.

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people: 3
united: 3
kingdom: 3
quality: 3
family: 3
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