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Revealed: The areas of Britain where there are more migrants chasing jobs than locals

The true extent of the huge influx of foreign workers into Britain is revealed in an investigation by the Daily Mail.

In some parts of the UK there are more migrants searching for jobs than native Britons - even at this time of soaring unemployment.

Nearly three quarters of a million National Insurance Numbers (NINOs), a prerequisite for getting employment, were handed out to foreign nationals last year

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12...l#ixzz0Ons0s1Ly

The flag has gone up, I surrender, I surrender

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I am shocked and both flabbergasted, I can't believe this story....

Foreigners in the UK actually wanting to work and paying something back into the system... Ooops sorry the story is about "more migrants chasing jobs than locals".

They probably only want the jobs so they can qualify for sick pay and more benefits, or settle a court case for being racially bullied at work..

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Scotland's number 1, I see the SNP's policy is working... my friend told me about it

To increase the population, they're increasing foreign immigration..

yep, I can't see that back firing....

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well im glad wales has got less out of the majority of the areas :)

i guess the toll booth works afterall :D

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