How is a major UK city changing? [Case Study] (a) GapFill

The UK is a developed country that has a  worldgreenhighlow urban rate of living. This means that the majority of the population live in urban areas. The most densely populated urban area in the UK is  resourcesCornwallinfrastructureLondon. This city is also considered a  internet connectionsworldlowquality of life city because of its strong links to the rest of the world, through politics, economics and social factors, as well as good  mediumtransportLondonperceptions links to the rest of the UK and the world. The UK followed the pattern of other  developeddevelopingcounter-urbanisationlow cities and saw increased rates of urbanisation as a result of the  industrial revolutionultraviolet lightFrench revolutionhigh. However, the UK is also facing rates of  Londongreenworldcounter-urbanisation, whereby people are moving from the cities to countryside and rural areas. This is largely due to the perception that the  world quality of resourcesquality of lifeindustrial revolution is better in some rural areas than cities in developed countries. This may be as a result of a cleaner  worldenvironmentinternet connectionscounter-urbanisation and the association of better quality of life due to more  highgreenredlow spaces. Counter-urbanisation is possible in developed countries like the UK due to improved  sound wavesquality of dogsinternet connectionsred, allowing people to work remotely from home in rural areas as well as good, stable  LondonFrench revolutioninfrastructureultraviolet light.  ServicesResourcesGoodMedium such as food and water are widely available in rural areas in the UK, allowing people to maintain a good  improvedstandard of livingstandard of sleepinglow, which may not always be the same case in contrasting developing countries' rural areas.