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Net migration to UK shows largest annual fall since records began…
Net migration to UK shows largest annual fall since records began
EU nationals - three-quarters returning native country
highest level - EU emigration - 2008 recession
EU migrants - still coming - down - Brexit
French, Germans, Spanish & Poles
economic changes across the EU
improved job opportunities
fall - value - pound
fewer for work - EU citizens - definite job - similar
anxiety - EU nationals - future - documents - permanent residence status - 12 months since the referendum
EU nationals - expensive British citizenship - + 2x
net migration - outside EU - visa system - fall - but: higher than EU migration
numbers - study - fall – majority outside EU
decline - follow historically high levels of immigration - long-term trend
Brexit - factor - move to or from the UK
professor of economics - not good news - UK less attractive place to live and work - be poorer - result
government - Brexit - success - reverse this
The shadow home secretary
time - Tories - drop their “meaningless” target of reducing net migration below 100,000
many sectors - severe staff shortages (NHS - social care)
Madeleine Sumption of the Migration Observatory
fall value pound & increased uncertainty about future status - UK less attractive
unclear - decline - due to Brexit or happened anyway
fall in EU migration --> London - industries (food manufacturing & hospitality) - staff turnover & reliant on migrant labour