k. economy. so let's look at the numbers. census data, it shows most migrants to the u. k. are people paying for visas to work study? but even in 2022. when i record number of people across the english channel, they accounted for 3.5 percent of the 1300000. who enter the country last year, asylum seekers accounted for only one in 12 immigrants to burton, from outside the u. supporters of immigration say it helps to grow the economy and academic studies suggested little or no effect on jobs and wages. despite the belief that immigration places, extra pressure on the national health service, recent studies, the funds of new arrivals contribute more to the health care. then they consume of hello i spoke to rich and seek all who is an economist. and the research on that list with, i'm bro, z a capital and he told me the 2016 brags that referendum was whether to leave the you ignited much of the discontent around immigration, particularly in the north of england. he said 3 regional issues and it goes back many decades related to the industrialization. the u. k. in many other cou

k. economy. so let's look at the number in closer details. census data shows that most bygones to the u. k. are people paying for these as to what are studies? even in 2022. when a record number of people cross the channel, they accounted for 3.5 percent of the 1300000 to enter the country. last year, asylum seekers accounted for only one in 12 immigrants to britain from i've side b u supporters of immigration. so it helps to grow the economy and academic studies suggests it's got little or no effect on jobs and wages. despite the belief that immigration places, extra pressure on the national health service, recent studies of find the new arrivals contribute more to the health care system. and they consume or interest sale as an economist on the research analyst with ambrose the capital, he's joining us now live from london. thank you very much indeed for being with us . given the fact that studies have repeated the time and time again, the figures that we've just talked about, why is it that peo

economy. so let's take a look at the facts. since this types of shows the most migrants to the u. k. are people paying for visas to work? we'll study even in 2022 and a record number of people across the english channel. they accounted for 3.5 percent of the 1300000 who enter the country. last year, asylum seekers accounted for only one in 12 immigrants to britain from outside the u. supporters of immigration. so it helps to grow the economy. and academic studies suggested has a little or no effect on shops and wages. but it's not the relief for the immigration places, extra pressure on the national health service. recent studies are found new arrivals contribute more to the health care and they actually consume origins. sigo is an economist and research analyst. he says the brakes a referendum on whether to leave the you ignited much of the discontent around immigration particularly. and then also having that this is a very regional issues and it goes back many decades and it relates to the industrialization u. k. many other countries have experienced over especially the past 304

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k. so in why the u. k is trying to build good will you guys main asks, are around, tried in the economy, but this is a government mutual office. it has a legacy of a previous governments that have been quite hostile towards europe. so that building goodwill by talking about security and defense exec cause of things that you were banned council thoughts want to to talk to them about database to assess relationship. because we do keep having this phrase date, we resetting the relationship, resetting the button with the u. k. and e you, it doesn't seem very happy relationship, a one that has been happy all over the past. what? 1520 years? well, i'm going back to the referendum in 2016 and for the 5 years after that, really, that was a loss of unhappiness, a lot of tension in the brakes it negotiations and then the negotiations for trade incorporation agreement. in fact, the last couple of years while we're, she soon i was you guy, problem in the stuff that have been, if you like some sort of reset, but stil

i push the government says will boost this economy. and it turned out to the u. k. where more police have been deployed across the country over the possibility of more violence involving far right protesters. demonstrations by far right and opposing groups were held in manchester and new castle writing broke out nationwide. during the last week, it was fueled by the spread of this information about the identity of a suspect in the murder of 3 girls who died in a nice attack in south ports last month. finally, mobs have targeted british black and muslim as well as migrant communities. charles stratford has been in new castle where a small group of farmers for testers held a rally. so we are on the side of the so called fall right, protest a, living, the protest as the few that remained and now being moved out of his area by the police. it was on the stage if it's purchased within 3 pm. it is now 3 pm. in this new people, a few people charging our street approaches to be peaceful, but we have seen a number of arrest. the arrest, a protest is on this. so i, i'm going t

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the spot runs across the u. k. as ugly as tyrants coals for an end to the nationwide violence. and did nigeria businesses attempt to bounce back half to violent protests take a toll on the local economy? the welcome to the packet. we begin in southern garza with tens of thousands of palestinians have in order to flee that homes. once again, these ran the army has issued on evacuation order in con eunice as it renews it's offensive. that is the 3rd is really military assault, homeless city. since last october, now the evacuation older includes areas that had previously been designated a circle to buy the terry insights by these really all me. those areas are, again, is riley targets. and many palestinians say they don't know where to lead to next. i mean, what i tell them up, this is my i move, it's only been a week since i came back home to rebuild it, but i don't think i'll ever find my house again. we're being subjected to dreadfully wrong humiliation and suffering. we don't know where to go. there was no safe place in the whole of the gaza strip. whoever day is to say there

i'm with a rock, this is out to 0 live from to her, also coming up, police on high alerts in the u. k. following the funeral for a young girl killed and a stabbing attack that sparked violent riots. and nigeria, businesses attempt to balance back after violent protests take a toll on the local economy and the. 2 from here's where the world is saying for home last to the on the, we begin in southern guys that were tens of thousands of palestra news of in order to flee their homes. once again, is really army has issued an evacuation order in hon units as it renews it's offensive. there is the 3rd is rarely military assault on the city since last october, evacuation order includes areas that had previously been designated a so called humanitarian zones by the israeli army. all those areas are, again, is really targets many palestinians say they don't know where to flee to next. if you want to show, this is my, it's moved. it's only been a week since i came back home to rebuild it. but her don't think i'll ever find my house again and we have being subjected to dreadfully wrong humiliat

the u. k and friends are urging their citizens to get out of 11 on quotes on any ticket available. meanwhile, the us is wrapping up. it's military presence in the middle east uh, sending in more arms warships and fighter jets. jonathan finer the deputy advisor for the white house and national security council sat down on sunday about this military build up. um is all about de escalation. is that why the us is deploying additional fighter squadron to the middle east and moving in other naval vessels? so you refer to the announcement that was made on, on friday, where the united states in our pentagon said that we are moving a carrier aircraft carrier group to the region and some additional airs. assets that is entirely focused on defending israel against a potential threats. it may face so, but it looks like the wall sections in the middle east are really helping to cool things down is that they seem to be adding fuel to the fire, especially when that one says that it was new about and backs

the u. k and friends are urging their citizens to get out of 11 on hold on any ticket available. meanwhile, the west is ramping up its military presence in the middle east uh, sending in more arms warships and fighter jets. jonathan finer the deputy, the advisor for the white house and national security council sat down on sunday about this military build up um is all about the escalation. is that why the us is deploying additional fighter squadron to the middle east and moving in other naval vessels? so you'll refer to the announcement that was made on, on friday, where the united states and our pentagon said that we are moving a, a carrier aircraft carrier group to the region and some additional airs. assets that is entirely focused on defending israel against a potential threats it may face so, but it looks like the us actions in the middle east are really helping to cool things down, is that they seem to be adding fuel to the fire, especially ones that one says that he was new about and

k, but other countries as well, like the u. s. immigration is often is an overall plus for, for most economy. so then how do you explain that the ability for, for right politicians to exploit those frustrations people may have in order to gain political power. a bar i, politicians engaging the blame game. they try and sell working cost people in britain, but the problems on june to the large number of immigrants arriving on saying that job's even though that simply isn't true. in fact, the poorest a setup of the entire population in the u. k. is up in of, in sector. so we've also got the issue of illegal immigration, which is caused a great deal of all the rest in the u. k. and you've also had the issue of asylum seeking people trying to attack the bar stools and hotels while assigns the cars are being held, pending decisions on whether they can stay in the cage. it really escaped, comforting. it's in one sense, understandable, but a person who is down on that and that's in the u. k. you'll find someone to blame. the problem is

k. and france are urging their citizens to get out of 11 on hold on any ticket available. meanwhile, the west is wrapping up. it's a military presence in the middle east of sending in more arms warships and fighter jets. jonathan finer the deputy, the advisor for the white house and national security council sat down on sunday that this military build up um, is all about de escalation. is that why the us is deploying additional fighter squadron to the middle east and moving in other naval vessels? so you refer to the announcement that was made on, on friday, where the united states and our pentagon said that we are moving a carrier aircraft carrier group to the region and some additional airs. assets that is entirely focused on defending israel against a potential threats. it may face so, but it looks like the wall sections in the middle east are really helping to cool things down, is that they seem to be adding fuel to the fire, especially ones that one says that he was new about and ba

k. and france are urging their citizens to get out of 11 on hold on any ticket available. meanwhile, the us is wrapping up. it's military presence in the middle east uh, sending in more arms warships and fighter jets. jonathan finer the deputy advisor for the white house and national security council sat down on sunday about this military build up um is all about the escalation and ensuring as well safety. is that why the us is deploying additional fighter squadron to the middle east and moving and other naval vessels? so you'll refer to the announcement that was made on, on friday, where the united states and our pentagon said that we are moving a, a carrier aircraft carrier group to the region and some additional airs. assets that is entirely focused on defending israel against a potential threats. it may face a sofa. it looks like the wall sections and the middle east uh, aren't really helping to coal things down is that they seem to be adding fuel to the fire, especially when that on

i 2 wyatt's by far right groups across the u. k. have led to several police officers being injured and more than 90 people. arrested. police say that the writing is being driven by misinformation on social media. far right influencers falsely claimed the suspect, and the murder of 3 young girls and a stabbing attack in the town of south port was an asylum seeker and further protests are expected to take place in the coming hours below. not this one of it shows more from the city of liverpool, say so between 2 valuable groups, livable, those who say they're on to racist and those who are, again, immigration, coming to a head at this distance moved from the left wing protest as much to meet the fall, right when they were holding a riley, the police at times struggling to contain the situation here and the different side facing off here at the main menu on the, on the reading. and as the numbers and faith side swelled reinforcements, recruiting police getting ready for the serious disorder then the fast arrest us all right, protest a b

this is out to 0 live from to her, also coming up, police on high alerts in the u. k. following the funeral for a young girl killed in a stabbing attack that sparked violent riots. and nigeria, businesses attempt to balance back after violent protests take a toll on the local economy and.

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