The Daily Mail reports it has created an interactive tool using the latest population data to show how population has changed in local areas. The tool is designed to let users explore components of population change, including births, deaths, and international migration. According to the reports, the interactive features information about how these factors vary by area, aiming to reveal whether population trends in a specific location are driven more by natural change (births minus deaths) or by migration flows. Users can input or browse by their area to view the relevant figures presented through the tool. The coverage is focused on the availability of the new online resource and its purpose: to make demographic information more accessible to readers interested in trends in where they live. The reports do not provide additional detail in the excerpts about the specific datasets used, the geographic coverage, or the timeframe of the figures referenced in the tool.