More left UK than arrived in 2002

Up to 125,000 people left the United Kingdom to live elsewhere within the European Union in 2002, according to official figures published today.

More left UK than arrived in 2002
Thu, 29 Apr, 2004 - 14:22

Up to 125,000 people left the United Kingdom to live elsewhere within the European Union in 2002, according to official figures published today.

Fears of a mass influx of migrants into the UK have been growing ahead of the EU’s expansion to 25 nations this Saturday.

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