% contribution
20+
10 to 19.9
5 to 9.9
Less than 5
Scotland 7.2%
Down 0.8 points
since 1997
1.9%
(-0.4)
2.9% (-0.2)
6.1% (-1)
6% (-0.2)
9% (-0.7)
8.8% (-0.1)
7.3% (-0.7)
3.2% (-0.4)
7.4% (-0.3)
London
24.8%
Up 6 points
since 1997
South-east
15.4% (+0.6)
40.1%
By 2022, the TUC says, London and the south-east together will account for two-fifths of the UK economy, up from one third in 1997
% contribution
20+
10 to 19.9
Scotland
7.2%
Down 0.8 points
since 1997
5 to 9.9
Less than 5
North-east
2.9% (-0.2)
Northern Ireland 1.9%
Down -0.4 points
since 1997
Yorks & the Humber
6.1% (-1)
East Midlands
6% (-0.2)
North-west
9% (-0.7)
East of England
8.8% (-0.1)
West Midlands
7.3% (-0.7)
40.1%
By 2022, the TUC says, London and the south-east together will account for two-fifths of the UK economy, up from one third in 1997
London
24.8%
Up 6 points
since 1997
Wales
3.2% (-0.4)
South-west
7.4% (-0.3)
South-east
15.4% (+0.6)
Guardian graphic | Source: ONS, TUC