The given pie charts illustrate some bases for people leaving the UK and choosing to stay in the UK.
Overall, a cursory glance at the graph is enough to fathom that the major reason for people leaving the UK is the quality of life, whereas family and friends are the main cause for population staying in the UK. There are some similar reasons, like employment, family and friends, financial reasons in both of the graphs.
In the first graph, showing reasons for residents leaving the UK, approximately one in ten tends to leave the country due to family and friends. Almost 37% of individuals leave, citing the quality of life, which is the major among all other causes. Almost a quarter migrate from the country as a reason of financial reasons, and employment also plays a significant role among the reasons. More than one in ten leave just because of weather conditions.
However, some people still choose to stay in the country on some valid grounds. The majority decides to stay for their family and friends. Roughly one in ten stays for the language. Employment and financial reasons each account for 15% of those choosing the UK as their home. Finally, one in four decides to live in the UK because of the social life.