Net Migration Into Britain Is Rising

The video discusses the recent increase in migration to the UK, focusing on personal stories from Little Portugal in South London. It highlights high youth unemployment rates in Portugal, Italy, and Spain, leading to a mass exodus to Britain. The UK government faces challenges due to EU migration rules, with a significant rise in migrants from various EU countries. Despite promises to reduce net migration, the UK government struggles to meet its targets. Future expectations include an increase in Bulgarian and Romanian immigrants following lifted restrictions.

What is a significant reason for young professionals from Portugal, Italy, and Spain moving to the UK?

• Better weather conditions

• Higher education opportunities

• High unemployment rates in their home countries

• Cultural exchange programs

What has been a major factor in the increase of EU migration to the UK?

• Free movement within the European Union

• Educational scholarships

• New trade agreements

• Tourism incentives

How many migrants from the European Union contributed to the surge in migration to the UK?

• 100,000

• 200,000

• 343,000

• 290,000

What was the UK government's target for net migration by 2015?

• Below 50,000

• Below 100,000

• Below 150,000

• Below 200,000

Which two countries were expected to contribute to an increase in migration after restrictions were lifted?

• Italy and Spain

• France and Germany

• Bulgaria and Romania

• Portugal and Greece