Eastern bloc exodus: Migrants head home but more take their place Maternity services being pushed beyond their limit by baby boom Far-right party eyes first EU lawmaker Baby boom: Nearly quarter of babies are born to mothers from outside the UK as birth rate hits all-time high UK'S FOREIGN BABY BOOKA selection of recent media reports
Thousands of Eastern European workers are leaving Britain as the recession bites. But thousands more are flocking to take their places, immigration figures showed yesterday. In the year to last September, 56,000 Poles and others went home to the eight countries which joined the EU in 2004, more than twice as many as the previous year.
The Daily Mail (22-May-2009)
Two thirds of NHS trusts are unable to cover the cost of providing maternity services as the birthrate rises, with little evidence that £330 million of extra funding is improving care for mothers and babies, The Times can disclose.
Timesonline (22-May-2009)
Streets dotted with boarded-up pubs; English flags fluttering from passing cars: Moston is fertile ground for the British National Party (BNP), battling for its first European...
Yahoo Uk And Ireland News (22-May-2009)
The number of babies born in England and Wales reached an all-time high last year. There were more than 700,000 births, 100,000 more than when the birthrate hit its lowest in...
The Mail On Sunday (22-May-2009)
A MIGRANT baby boom is sending Britains pop ulation soaring with one in four children now born to foreign...
Daily Express (22-May-2009)
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