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Band 5+: The graph below shows the percentage of households not having internet access by reason in Great Britain between 2008 and 2014. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a multi-line graph titled "Percentage of households not having internet access by reason in Great Britain." It traces five reasons from 2008 to 2014: "Don’t need internet (not useful/interesting)," "Lack of skills," "High equipment cost," "High access cost," and "Privacy or security concerns." The data points for each year are not numerically labeled, but trends can be observed. "Don’t need internet" shows a steady increase from approximately 30% in 2008 to nearly 50% in 2014. "Lack of skills" declines from approximately 18% in 2008 to around 10% in 2014. The lines for "High equipment cost," "High access cost," and "Privacy or security concerns" are lower, ranging from about 2% to 10%. These trends indicate varying shifts in reasons why households in Great Britain did not have internet access during these years.
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The chart provides information about did not use of internet in five different reasons among Britain households in six several years; 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014.

Overall, lack of necessity to usage of the internet experienced a significant increase but in the last year it has decreased but stayed the most dominant reason than other five raesons . A deficiency in skills saw a noticeable rise in the amount of household. However,concerns regarding personal privacy and safety remained the last proportion in all years for amount of households.

In 2008 , no need for internet made up around 32 % and untill 2013 it saw a considerable growth and reached the top 60% but then in 2014 this reason decreased at around 53%.

Next reason was lack of skills accounted at around 15% in 2008 and in 2010 it increased and reached at 22% but until 2013 it was remained without changes. In 2014, this reason experienced a markedly increase and accounted at 32%.

Next two reasons were high equipment and access cost .In 2008, expensive access saw 10% and after flactuated in 2014 accounted 10% again. However, high tool costs decreased in the last year in 2008, it showed at 15% but in 2014, accounted at around 12%.The last reason was privacy or security concerns showed around 3% from 2008 to 2013 but in 2014 it was increased slightily and reached at around 8%.

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