English language as an integration factor into British society by age

The data displays the proportion of respondents who felt that speaking English was one of the most important factors for a European migrant to be accepted into British society in Great Britain in 2013, by age. The majority of respondents in each age group felt that this was a key factor. Those aged 16-24 were the least likely to think that it was important, with 59 percent, compared to those aged 55-75, with 76%.