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Mums and dads deciding on less-common names with unusual spellings
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If you named your son Rupert in 2017, chances are you live in the south of England, according to newly released data from the Office for National Statistics. If you know a few little Laytons, perhaps you live in the North East. The data release lists all the name
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Seven baby girls were named Demelza and nine baby boys named Ross across the South West
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From 1-100, we reveal the most popular baby girl names from the last year (using ONS official data). Find your perfect girl's nam
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Here are the top names for England and Wales for 2017, with spellings combined. BOYS (long list) GIRLS (long list) top 100 (mos
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THE most popular baby names in Winchester in the last year was Harry and Olivia.
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The most popular baby names in Herefordshire last year were Jack for boys and Amelia for girls, according to the Office of National Statistics.
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One of the more obscure names making a comeback in 2017 was Ralph, which rocketed into the top 100 at number 98
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Olivia and Oliver were the most popular baby names in England and Wales in 2017.
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Noah and Olivia were the most popular in Carmarthenshire, whilst Pembrokeshire chose Logan and Amelia. Efa and Hari were most popular in Gwynedd.
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From Oliver and Olivia, to David and Susan, to John and Mary - the favourite names over the last 100 years
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On the hunt for an unusual baby name only a handful of people in England and Wales have? Look n
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If you named your daughter Elodie in 2017, chances are you live in the south of England according to data from the Office for National Statistics. The data release lists all the names given to three or more babies ranked according to popularity solely within the nine official region
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Top names by region of usual residence of mother, 2017, England and Wales.
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From 1-100, we reveal the most popular baby boy names from the last year (using ONS official data). Find your perfect baby nam
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Lista dos nomes mais usados em Inglaterra &Gales em 2017.
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The most popular baby names in Sunderland last year were Harry and Oliver for boys and Amelia, Isla and Olivia for girls, according to the Office of National Statistics (ONS).
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The most popular baby names in South Tyneside last year were Harry for boys and Amelia for girls, according to the Office of National Statistics (ONS).
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The most popular baby names in Daventry last year were Harry for boys and Mia for girls, according to the Office of National Statistics.
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Sarah, Mark, Claire and even Nick aren’t so common anymore, but Nick Conrad asks why do parents insist on giving their children outlandish names?
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First, Victoria Coren Mitchell and her husband David Mitchell call their daughter Barbara and then, last week, Frank and Christine Lampard name their newborn daughter Patricia. Is there hope for Lynne, after all?
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