Most popular Babby names Amelia and Oliver

George entered the top 10 boys' names in
2013 while William was 8th
Oliver has overtaken Harry to
become the most popular boys'
name for babies born in England
and Wales in 2013.

Amelia tops the girls' list for the third year
running, beating Olivia and Emily into
second and third.
Figures from the Office for National
Statistics reveal that Oscar and George
replaced Alfie and Riley in the top 10 while
Poppy is a new entry at seven.
More than 35,000 different girls' names
were registered in 2013 - compared to
27,000 for boys.
Elsie surged higher than any other name in
the top 100, rising 23 places to number 47,
while Theodore jumped 19 places to become
78th most popular boys' name.
The name Walter has become almost twice
as popular in England and Wales since US
series Breaking Bad began featuring lead
character Walter White
Victoria (88th), Darcy (93rd) and Beatrice
(95th) were all new entries for 2013.
Teddy was new to the boys' top 100, ranked
number 86 alongside other newcomers
Ibrahim (89th), Ronnie (90th), Felix (91st),
Austin (94th) and Albert at number 99.
The ONS counts similar names with
different spellings separately.