VOICED : Immigration key in Brexit vote dividing nation

The video explores the differing views on immigration and Brexit in the UK, focusing on Peterborough and East London. In Peterborough, a town with a history of immigration, the recent influx of Eastern Europeans has led to increased support for Brexit. The Polish community expresses concerns about potential post-Brexit changes. In contrast, East London embraces diversity, with local football clubs thriving due to immigrant support. The video highlights that immigration is a key factor in the upcoming EU referendum, with public opinion divided.

What is the main reason for Peterborough's euroskeptic sentiment?

• The town's long history of immigration

• The town's economic struggles

• The influence of UKIP

• The recent arrival of people from Eastern Europe

What is a major concern for the Polish community in Peterborough regarding Brexit?

• Losing their jobs

• Being forced to leave the UK

• Increased taxes

• Changes in local governance

How has Clapton's Football Club benefited from immigration?

• It has improved its league position

• It has attracted a diverse fan base

• It has gained financial sponsorship

• It has received government support

What is a key factor in the decision-making process for many British people regarding the EU referendum?

• Immigration

• Economic policies

• Education

• Healthcare

What is a significant difference between Peterborough and East London in terms of immigration sentiment?

• Peterborough has a more diverse population

• East London has not experienced an anti-EU backlash

• Peterborough has more Eastern European immigrants

• East London has a higher unemployment rate