I noticed that Ireland (EU) is omitted from the figures relating to the population of British citizens in the EU, thus when we read:

6.1. It is estimated that around 1 million UK nationals are long-term

residents of other EU countries, including around 300,000 in Spain. France and Germany also host large numbers of British citizens.

and then look at the following chart

Population of British citizens resident in the EU, 2011(sic)

Only a footnote to this chart reveals that it "Excludes Republic of Ireland and Luxembourg" but why should it exclude Ireland as the data is available?

And this makes the chart wholly misleading as Ireland has some 287,600 British citizens, and is second in size only to Spain. Why is Ireland excluded like this? Fact is there are more British citizens in Ireland than in France and Germany combined.

The United Nations estimates “1.22 million British people live in the European Union” their figure is from (2015) this White Paper figure is from 2011!

Country of residence	Total	Under 15 years	15 to 29 years	30 to 49 years	50 to 64 years	65 years and over
All EU members	1,138,965	121,886	127,364	392,853	291,773	205,078
Spain	296,220	15,765	22,055	70,835	91,495	96,070
Ireland	287,600	30,820	49,241	123,797	55,517	28,225
France	169,945	18,617	16,745	45,999	54,628	33,956
Germany	80,290	6,640	9,000	29,510	26,060	9,090