14:16, Sat, Mar 9, 2024 Updated: 14:19, Sat, Mar 9, 2024 The UK is a cultural and linguistic melting pot, with people from across the world moving to our island. There are more than 300 languages ...

It's a continent that has given birth to languages spoken in every corner of the globe, but in Europe today the words on everyone's lips in each country are not always those of the 'official' tongue.

Census data shows how Britain's cultural makeup has changed over a 10-year period as the prominence of certain languages shifts Polish remains the most commonly spoken language other than English and ...

Europe, with its 48 countries and nearly 750 million inhabitants spread over 19.53 million square kilometres, is a melting pot of languages. Over 200 languages are spoken across the continent, ...

The US surprisingly does not have an official language like many other countries around the world. English and Spanish are the most commonly spoken in America, with 91.6 per cent of the population ...

Spanish may be the most spoken language at home behind English, except in three U.S. states, but the second most-popular, non-English languages used in each state show off the diversity of the United ...

Cambridgeshire is home to people speaking dozens of first languages In order to show where these individuals and influences come from, we have searched through ONS data to reveal the most common first ...

There are more than 88 main languages spoken across Cambridgeshire, from Latvian to Lingala, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). English is the most common, spoken by 75 per cent of ...

Irish is now the second most popular language studied at school, with more pupils receiving an A-level in the subject than in French. Spanish remains the top language to study, with German in fourth ...