Studying in the UK: One third of British babies are born to foreign parents.

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Immigration has become the most important factor to change the composition of the population. The decline in the fertility rate of British whites is another factor.

It is reported that almost one third of babies in England and Wales have at least one parent born outside the UK.

It is predicted that Britain will become the most ethnically diverse country in Western Europe after 2050.

In 20 1 1, 3 1% of infants, at least one parent was born outside the UK, which was significantly higher than that in 2000 (2 1.2%).

Among the babies born in 20 1 1, both parents were born abroad, accounting for 18. 1%, reaching 13 1.288.

According to an international population forecast study, the number of immigrants entering Britain means that Britain has become the fastest growing country for ethnic minorities and foreign-born people.

British whites will become a minority.

The study predicts that by 2040, foreigners and non-whites living in Britain will account for one-third of the total population in Britain.

By 2066, British whites will become a minority.

Ronald colman, a professor of demography at Oxford University, said in his research report on international population forecast that immigration has become the most important factor to change the population composition.

The decline in the fertility rate of British whites is another factor, and similar trends can be seen in France and Germany.

This calculation is based on the current net immigration rate. Professor Kalman said, if immigration into Britain is controlled, as the government is trying to do now, can it be done? Significant changes? This trend.

By the end of this year, the immigration restrictions in Romania and Bulgaria will be lifted, and some people worry that the number of immigrants will rise further.

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