87% of the population of England and 96% of the population of Wales gave their ethnic origin as White British.
The largest proportions of people of mixed origin are in London, with the exception of Nottingham, where 2% of people are Mixed White and Black Caribbean.
Just over 37 million people (72%) gave their religion as Christian, with Islam being the second largest faith with 3% of the population in England and Wales - just over 1.5 million people.
Seven people in every thousand in England and Wales gave their religion as 'Jedi' in the box marked 'any other religion'. This was the first time a religion question was included in the census, which was the only question it was not compulsory to answer.
