It may have 'increased unemployment among young UK workers' but a quick look in the local jobcentre window the other week showed me that the majority of jobs available were the low paid, long hour, actually get your hands dirty jobs that those self same young UK workers won't touch.

With businesses moving away from the high-rent, high-cost of living south east, there are fewer jobs available anyway. All I hear from the kids I see in the school here is how they are going to make money fast and live like lords before they're 20. None of them foresee office cleaner, shop assistant or kitchen skivvy in their future.

LTS