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The Growth in British Net Immigration

Chart of net migration by nationality showing the post-2021 rise in non-EU migration and the changing contribution of EU and British flows.

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Source@JosephPolitano on X / ONS
PeriodPost-2021 reform era
Stacked bar chart showing growth in British net immigration by British, EU, and non-EU nationality components
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