If people keep migrating to Britain?

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Gal G

it will if they acquire a British appetite

C3P0

The UK is already sinking due to this and has been for ages. Its crap here.

shadowman

Well what is left of our culture will be submerged under a sea of political correctness, if it hasn't already.By the way if any body does not know it , I am unashamedly racist, as to me that word means preferring ones own type.

Goofy Goofer Goof Goof Goof !

It already has.

We are drowning in forigners!!!!

Well, if we're gonna think about population distribution, I'd say the whole South East would sink and us midlanders would be clinging for our life. Then there'd be those darn scots pointing and laughing from up high as britain acted as a see saw (kinda like the titanic, i imagine, y'know when its sticking straight up)

Goodison

Without a doubt.

gemmi

Migrating to Britain. Does this happen?

When the recession kicks in the parasites will flee as a race war/civil war kicks off so then it will become more buoyant.
Peace

chris at hornchurch

the southern region of the UK is sinking already by around quarter of an inch per year.
this is from the ice age when Scotland was under the weight of million of tons of ice and sank into the earths crust.
as the ice has melted it is now springing back up with the result that England is sinking in turn like a see saw.
the weight of extra population is not really contributing to the sinking as such.
there will be however a scientific answer which will take into account the extra weight of human population growth and imported building materials which add weight to England. the amount i snot expected to be significant at this stage and will add to the sinking in a very small way. thus you could argue the immigration IS sinking England. The issue though is we know it is sinking anyway and by how much, what we don't know is how much extra that sinking is by having the added weight. It is suggested that as the movement takes thousands of years to finish it's seesaw effect it makes no difference having a few thousand tons extra at this end of the UK. an interesting question and only really answerable by scientists and many months of computing with modelling etc. they MAY in fact do this research but don't hole your breathe.

Sierra L

yes, get them 2 f&Â£k off home, we're far gone full !

No - because there are an awful lot of people who emigrate from Britain every year too. Maybe there is slightly more coming than going, but the laws of physics would suggest that our land mass will float in a large expanse of water.