london brighton or manchester or cardiff, for example. the bigger cities you d expect which have younger generations. cities you d expect which have younger generations.- cities you d expect which have younger generations. there was also a auestion younger generations. there was also a question about younger generations. there was also a question about gender younger generations. there was also a question about gender identity. - a question about gender identity. yeah, this question was voluntary and people could answer whether there gender identity was the same as their sex registered when they were born and more than 90% of people said, yes, 45 million people but not .5% said no, around 262,000 people, with 48,000 people identifying as transgender men and 48,000 as transgender women, around 0.1% each. 6% didn t answer the question but overall responses to the questions were strong considering they were voluntary but the key thing here for us is why does any of this matter. chariti
the communities will have their kind of needs addressed. people were also asked if there of needs addressed. people were also asked if there are of needs addressed. people were also asked if there are gender of needs addressed. people were also asked if there are gender identity - asked if there are gender identity is different to their sex that was registered when born. for example, someone who was born male may not identify this way. within 45 million people answered this, 94% of the population. 0ut people answered this, 94% of the population. out of those, 262,000 people said no, their gender identity is different. that is around one in 200 people. 48,000 identified as a transgender man and 40,000 as a transgender woman, that data is interestingly split. this is all good and well but is how the information can be used that matters and some charities and analysts call this historic moment in the government said it could provide evidence of inequality. the hopers it could used t
overall. that left him still five votes short of the 218 he requires. at 13 vote immediately followed and he picked up one additional backer. the session is now adjourned until 10pm local time in around five and half hours. 0fficial census data has for the first time, revealed the size of the lgbt plus community population in england and wales. more than 1.3 million people aged over16 more than 1.3 million people aged over 16 said they identified as lesbian gay or bisexual. 262,000 people set their gender identity was different from their sex registered at birth. psychologist and author doctorjulia spoke to us about what the census data reveals. the census data reveals. older individuals the census data reveals. older individuals are the census data reveals. older individuals are less the census data reveals. older individuals are less likely - the census data reveals. older individuals are less likely to i individuals are less likely to complete the test for this question, they
getting a little better, people were getting out, less delays, less cancellations. so i think the picture is looking a little better. rich: it is. and adam klotz was telling us earlier that he was anticipating the things are going to warm up a little bit. take a look at the flightaware misery map every time you get to this in the winter especially, you know, d.c. s cleared up a little bit here. there were some major delays in houston yesterday. that appears to have cleared out. seattle s had problems, r.a., the west coast. l.a. and you think about just the follow-on effect that this weather has throughout the system, it really does ripple out. and hen you take a look at the power outage tracker, anita, top outages in north carolina south of where we are, 262,000, maine at 1 is 70,000, new york at 49,000, virginia, new hampshire more than 30,000. st a real mess out will especially on the east coast, anita. anita: let s get a quick check from adam klotz because the deep
to avert a rail strike. it would have crippled supply chains. the bill goes to the white house. i imagine that joe biden won t waste time signing this one. he will sign it today. we ll get to that in a minute. let s talk about the numbers that came out 30 minutes ago. 262,000 jobs beat expectations and it shows the federal reserve that what they re doing so far is not enough to slow down the economy the way they want. it also shows that those people have more money pushing inflation because they have more money to spend. we look at wages here. average hourly wages increased 5.1% year-over-year. cpi inflation at 7.7%. people are losing money basically because inflation far outpaces wages. on unemployment in an exclusive interview yesterday i talked with new york federal reserve president john williams before the numbers came out and he expected the unemployment rate to eventually rise. it didn t this time. listen to this.