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People have migrated to the UK for decades. Some of these migrants were invited to the UK by the government to fill jobs. You may have heard of the Windrush scandal, which involved people who moved to the UK from the C starting in 1948. But there were other migrants too - from other colonies. The countries ofmigrants has changed over the years. For example, new countries joined the EU which gave free movement into the UK. A large number of migrants came from P. The number of migrants coming to the UK is still increasing overall, but fewer are coming from EU, members because of our departure from the EU, often called B. The destinations of these migrants have changed, but many tend to choose living in cities making urban areas culturally d and areas of cities, become famous for types of shops and restaurants and different f. For example, migrants began to settle in the Midlands, in places such as Birmingham and B, as well as in London. Migrants tend to be y and are often single. The UK's policy on migration will change over the next few years, and may have more of a focus on attracting skilled rather than u workers.
Within the UK, domestic migration is taking place. Young people in r areas often have problems finding employment, so they often move to cities, whereas older people move to the countryside to r, making cities youthful and increasing the age of the population in the countryside. People also move between cities - for example, moving from L in the south east to B in the south west for cheaper rent (but that's pushing the price of rent up!). People also move for jobs in the south from the n. In some parts of the UK, such as the North East and South Wales, there are still higher u rates because of the closure of traditional mining and manufacturing industries. To help counteract this, the government has set up e zones to help attract businesses to set up in the area and utilise the workforce living there.