and concerts as well as a 26-week summer season. Demography According to estimates by the Office for National Statistics, the population of Norfolk in 2018 was 903,680, split almost evenly between males and females. Roughly 24.3% of the population was aged 65 or older, compared to 18.2% for the whole of England. Source: Notable people From Norfolk George VI, King/Emperor of the United Kingdom. Born and died on the Sandringham Estate. Joseph Ames, naval commander. Born and lived in Great Yarmouth Joseph Ames, bibliographer and antiquary. Born in Great Yarmouth Hannah Amond, pop singer from Norwich. Diana Athill, literary editor and author, South Norfolk and Ditchingham Alexander Baker (Jesuit), missionary to India Peter Bellamy, folk singer and musician, who was brought up in North Norfolk Henry Blofeld, Cricket commentator Henry Blogg, the UK's most decorated lifeboatman, who was from Cromer Francis Blomefield, Anglican rector, early topographical historian of Norfolk James Blunt, English acoustic folk rock singer-songwriter who was raised in Norfolk during his childhood Boudica, scourge of the occupying Roman Army in first century Britain and queen of the Iceni, British tribe occupying an area slightly larger than modern Norfolk Martin Brundle, former motor-racing driver and now a commentator was born in King's Lynn Edward Bulwer-Lytton, 1st Baron Lytton, writer, born at Heydon George Russell (racing driver), Formula 1 driver, born in Kings Lynn, and educated at Wisbech grammar school. Dave Bussey, former BBC Radio 2 and current BBC Radio Lincolnshire presenter Michael Carroll (29 March 1983–) lottery winner Howard Carter, archaeologist who discovered Tutankhamun's tomb; his childhood was spent primarily in Swaffham Edith Cavell, a nurse executed by the Germans for aiding the escape of prisoners in World War I Sam Claflin, actor, grew up in Norwich and studied at Costessey High School Sam Clemmett, actor, from Brundall known for starring in West End stage play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Haribo Tangfastics television advert and the BBC documentary Murder Games: The Life and Death of Breck Bednar where he played Breck Bednar the teen murdered by Lewis Daynes Edward Coke, 17th-century jurist and author of the Petition of Right was born in Mileham and educated at Norwich School Olivia Colman, actress, born and educated in Norfolk Jamie Cutter, co-founder of Cutter & Buck, America's largest golf apparel providers, born in Norwich Cathy Dennis, singer and songwriter, from Norwich Diana, Princess of Wales, first wife of Charles, Prince