Oh FFS. Not again!
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Seems there is plenty of evidence that its largely "imported".
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Chronic hepatitis B virus case-finding in UK populations born abroad in intermediate or high endemicity countries: an economic evaluation - PMC
The majority (>90%) of new or undiagnosed cases of hepatitis B virus (HBV) in the UK are among individuals born in countries with intermediate or high prevalence levels (≥2%). We evaluate the cost-effectiveness of increased HBV case-finding among UK ...
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Seems there is plenty of evidence that its largely "imported".
Chronic hepatitis B virus case-finding in UK populations born abroad in intermediate or high endemicity countries: an economic evaluation - PMC
The majority (>90%) of new or undiagnosed cases of hepatitis B virus (HBV) in the UK are among individuals born in countries with intermediate or high prevalence levels (≥2%). We evaluate the cost-effectiveness of increased HBV case-finding among UK ...
You can only 'import' goods.
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Most of this has been the result of legal migration, which in 2022 soared to an all-time peak, with net migration at 745,000, up from 184,000 in 2019. But because of the relentless political and media focus on stopping the small boats, polling shows most voters (once you strip out the “don’t knows”) think illegal migration is larger than legal migration. In fact, the numbers are not even comparable: an estimated 96% of immigrants are invited in, arriving legally to study, to take up jobs as skilled workers, or in the health and care sectors.
Sure numbers have changed but the same sort of relationship still holds.
Then comes the ones that are granted asylum even via the boats and also ones that arrive by means other than boats across the channel.
Another thread mentions US / UK left and right wing influence on campaigning. It's interesting that the small boats are the nearest thing we have to entrances to the US from S America.
Sure numbers have changed but the same sort of relationship still holds.
Then comes the ones that are granted asylum even via the boats and also ones that arrive by means other than boats across the channel.
Another thread mentions US / UK left and right wing influence on campaigning. It's interesting that the small boats are the nearest thing we have to entrances to the US from S America.It has nothing to do with the topic of the conversation. Yet you thought to add it into the discussion.
So you remembered something that would show Black Africans in a bad light, so you went off to look for the information to post on here.
The definition of "to import"
"bring (goods or services) into a country from abroad for sale."
Who is selling Hepatitis?
Don't be silly, services can be imported also.You can only 'import' goods.
Who told you that only goods can be imported?
WRONG yet again -- it was everything to do with the conversation - my post was in response to all of these that came first. There is something quite sick and twisted in your head.
Why do they call it mans-laughter when it ain't funny.
and you posted it to ramp up hatred against foreigners
stating facts to ramp up hatred against foreigners
So why didnt you say: "Im posting this to highlight the need to improve migrants health"
but you didnt
your purpose was to give the impression migrants are dirty disease ridden people
thats bolox
"Most foreign nationals applying for temporary permission to live in the UK are required to pay an immigration health surcharge (IHS) in addition to the visa application fee. In February 2024 the standard rate increased to £1,035 per year of the visa, paid in advance."
I wouldnt call over a grand "fek all"
thats rich from somebody who has spent the last 3 years boasting about how he got free furlough grants for "fek all"
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