UK Net Migration Falls in the Year to June
LONDON (Reuters) - Fewer people came to Britain on an annual basis in the 12 months to June, official data showed on Thursday. Data from the Office for National Statistics showed a net migration of 728,000 in the year to the end of June, lower than the updated 906,000 posted for the previous year.
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