'I made these little feet': Kylie Jenner gushes over adorable snap of daughter Stormi and her son who she is yet to reveal a name for The 2020 survey revealed a 24 per cent rise from the last poll in 2017, when 4.5 per cent of adults identified as LGBT+, largely driven by Generation Z adults - aged 18 to 23 - 15.9 per cent of whom said they were LGBT+. The survey focused exclusively on sexual identity and no data was collected for those who identify as transgender, or non-binary.Ī similar poll, which did include those who identify as transgender, for Americans found 5.6 per cent of their population - or 18 million people – were LGBT+. London had the highest regional proportion of adults identifying as lesbian or gay (2.9 per cent) or bisexual (1.7 per cent) in 2020, while eastern England had the lowest (1.3% and 1.0% respectively). In contrast, the percentage for adults identifying as heterosexual or straight has seen 'a decreasing trend' since 2014 when it was 95.3 per cent, and now stands at 93.6 per cent. The proportion of all adults identifying as LGB stood at 3.1 per cent in 2020, up from 2.7 per cent in 2019 and nearly double the 1.6 per cent in 2014 when estimates began.