Look under the section Statistics. How large a percentage of the UK population in 2017 was born abroad?
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) estimate that in 2017, just under 9.4 million people living in the UK were born abroad, (14.3% of the total population of the UK). Of these, 3.7 million were from countries now in the European Union and just under 5.7 million were from non-EU countries.
Look under the key topic Housing. How many additional homes have on average been built every year in the last ten years?
The total number of new homes completed in England (across all tenures) has averaged only 130,000 a year in the past ten years.
Look under the key topic History & Miscellaneous. Name at least five ethnic groups which historically have been a part of the British population.
Roman migrants – 125,000 (3 % of the population)
Vikings – 4-8 % of the population
Norman – as much as 5 %
Germanic people
Anglo Saxons
The next two questions relate to a video from BBC. Look under the section Media - Video and watch the video from the BBC Daily Politics Show from 18th November, 2014. A journalist is placed in St. Pancras Station in London. How does he measure whether people passing by think immigration is a good or a bad idea? Name one of the arguments he receives.
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