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A record one in four of all babies born in England and Wales last year had a foreign mother, it was revealed today.

Most of these women came to Britain from Poland, Pakistan and India and gave birth to a total of 184,000 children in 2011.

Almost half of all these were in London, which has a foreign mother rate of 56.7 per cent, far above the national average of 25.5 per cent.

 

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2195695/A-quarter-babies-born-hospital-England-Wales-foreign-mother--costing-NHS-fortune.html#ixzz252YIwHZH

 

In London, over half of the births last year were to foreign mums.

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You'd better get out there and start putting it about then you tart.

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Such a woolly definition of 'foreign' in that piece (typical Daily Mail alarmist reporting, not making it clear what their point is).

 

Is a legitimate immigrant who has applied for citizenship 'foreign'? How about that woman's children when they come round to having their own children?

 

Alarmist claptrap.

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And yet London is one of the greatest cities in the world and the northeast is erm, the northeast.

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Such a woolly definition of 'foreign' in that piece (typical Daily Mail alarmist reporting, not making it clear what their point is).

 

Is a legitimate immigrant who has applied for citizenship 'foreign'? How about that woman's children when they come round to having their own children?

 

Alarmist claptrap.

 

In your opinion.

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In your opinion.

 

And in yours?

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Yet they all gave birth to English children.

 

..indeed and let's not forget those English born mothers who get inseminated by immigrants..crikey, that must mean 110% of children are born to a foreign parent.

 

Here's one such example..

 

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/mo-farah-secures-another-double-1278957 (mind you, she looks like she's had a lick of the tar brush)

 

Oh and another..

 

http://www.itv.com/lorraine/lifestyle/olympic-mum-jessica-ennis/

 

Multi-culturism, it'll be the death of this country.

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Such a woolly definition of 'foreign' in that piece (typical Daily Mail alarmist reporting, not making it clear what their point is).

 

Is a legitimate immigrant who has applied for citizenship 'foreign'? How about that woman's children when they come round to having their own children?

 

Alarmist claptrap.

 

Doesn’t the title make it clear.

A quarter of babies born in hospital in England and Wales has a foreign-born mother

 

 

The mothers were born somewhere other than the UK.

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In your opinion.

 

In my opinion they're creating a really good Olympic squad for 2032 - Polish shotputters, Indian hockey players, Ethiopian long-distance runners and hopefully a few Jamaican sprinters.

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Doesn’t the title make it clear.

A quarter of babies born in hospital in England and Wales has a foreign-born mother

 

 

The mothers were born somewhere other than the UK.

 

So?

 

Probably 99% of British children aren't Sheffielders, that's a far more alarming statistic.

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In my opinion they're creating a really good Olympic squad for 2032 - Polish shotputters, Indian hockey players, Ethiopian long-distance runners and hopefully a few Jamaican sprinters.

 

and not forgetting the brazillian footballers and romanian pickpockets...:hihi:

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