but yowin feels it's in hayley�*s best interest. here, in hong kong, it was so stressful and she gets lots of different homeworks every day and things she can't finish until 7pm every night. what do you hope for hayley in the future in the uk? i hope she can be happy all the time and she can learn what is right, what is wrong, because now if she's still in hong kong, then i think she's going to be brainwashed, you know, because it's going to be just like the education in china. she cannot get true news, whatever she see from the tv, maybe only fake news. the hong kong government has denied yowin�*s claim and says its education system consistently develops generations of talents. the growing interest in moving to the uk has fueled an explosion of hong kong is becoming youtubers documenting their lives in britain. videos rack up thousands of hits and range reviews of towns and shops. a guide to an english breakfast or showing off the local wildlife. wow. hello. look out there. heidi has become a full time youtuber since moving to the

back in crewe, yowin�*s settling in, and has a trial shift in a local shop.at's it, i think. as long as it can support my basic living here, pay the bills, that's enough for me. so, it's not bad if i can work here. you can see more on that story on the iplayer. now it's time for across the uk... a funeral�*s been held in boston this lunchtime for nine—year—old lilia valutyte who was stabbed while playing outside with her younger sister at the end ofjuly. hundreds of mourners from the local community gathered outside the main church in the town. phillip norton has been there, and joins me now. phillip, a difficult day for herfamily, what's it been like in the town ? yes, it's a very sombre mood, a sad day for boston. this is the day the town has come out to support a family and to remember their little girl. she wasjust family and to remember their little girl. she was just nine years old and perhaps some of the most poignant images is to see young children, herfriends, her schoolmates standing side by side, lining the streets with strangers, all here to pay t

back in crewe, yowin�*s settling in, and has a trial shift in a local shop. can support my basic living here, pay the bills, that's enough for me. so, it's not bad if i can work here. elaine chong, bbc news. joining me now is bbc reporter elaine chong. good to see you. so, you've got to know these families really, really well, haven't you might tell us a bit more about them, the sort of demographic in terms of people who have chosen to leave hong kong behind and make a big move? we follow behind and make a big move? - follow the family for several months, and they were one of the first hong kongers that we met, so, the mother, she used to work in marketing back in hong kong, and eddie was a photojournalist. and so, these are quite middle—class, they did quite well for themselves, and they had a flat in hong kong, they've sold that and they've come to the uk with the expectation that they are probably not going to get those kinds ofjobs, so, we went with them to a recruitment agency just to see what kind ofjobs they could get in the uk, and they are looking at