Shocking new figures were released by the Daily Mail that show the incredible scale of the East European exodus into Britain.

One in thirty Lithuanians, one in thirty Latvians, one in sixty Poles and one in two-hundred Hungarians have all left their native land in order to take advantage of what Britain can provide that their own countries can’t.

And that is only going by figures from the 2011 census – since then millions more have flocked into the country, causing the NHS to collapse, the schools to fall apart and house prices to go through the roof.

About the only thing that has not increased in that time is the average daily wage, which has remained roughly the same since the floodgates were first opened 10 years ago.

Between 2004 and now, the amount of East Europeans in Britain has increased by 544 per cent, from around 167,000 to 1,077,000.

Bear in mind that the non-White immigration into the country has been around the same amount, and you can start to understand why most British nationalists are against all immigration, whether it is from White or non-White countries. The non-Whites are obviously worse and present more of a threat, but both are using up the same amount of resources. Both are reducing the small quality of life that the rapidly dwindling authentic British people have left.

About the only positive outcome that East European colonization is that immigration can now be talked about without being accused of racism.

Parts of Britain are now poorer than Poland, Lithuania and Hungary, official figures reveal.

People in the Welsh Valleys and Cornwall – Britain’s two poorest areas – scrape by on less than £14,300 a year on average.

Because Britain is so expensive, this leaves families in these areas worse off than those vast swathes of Eastern Europe, according to an EU study.

In Lincolnshire and Durham, the next two poorest areas in Britain, people live on less than £16,500 a year.

This puts them in the same bracket as Estonians and rural Poles, once prices are taken into account.

Britain as a whole fares a little better, with average earnings of £23,300 – just over the EU average of £20,750. But this still leaves us out of the top 10 wealthiest countries in the EU.

And this figure is propped up by Europe’s runaway richest region – inner London. In the heart of the capital the average GDP per person is £71,000 a year.

This is 321 per cent of the average across the EU, according to Brussels’s official statistics arm Eurostat.

But central London’s soaring wealth has failed to trickle down to much of the rest of the country, the figures suggest.

Britain’s seven most hard-up areas – including Lancashire, Leicestershire, South Yorkshire and Staffordshire – are poorer than ANY region in Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Finland, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Sweden and Austria.

The region of “West Wales and the Valleys” is now in the top five poorest areas in Western Europe – with families HALF as wealthy as their German counterparts on average.

The only parts of Britain matching Germany for wealth – outside central London – are “Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire” and oil-rich “North East Scotland” around Aberdeen.

But even England’s second wealthiest area – with average incomes of £32,000 – fails to make it into Europe’s top 20 rich league.

Only North East Scotland, with an average GDP per person of £33,000, sneaks into Europe’s Premier League of wealth.

Eurostat, which is Brussels’ equivalent of the Office for National Statistics, measures wealth across the EU using a measure known as ‘purchasing power standards’.

This aims to measure GDP per person but also ‘takes into account differences in national price levels’, to give a more realistic idea of how much the cash in people’s pockets is actually worth.

On this basis, four of the UK’s 37 regions struggle by on less than 75 per cent of the average EU earnings, alongside 15 in Poland, nine in Greece, seven in the Czech Republic and Romania, six in Hungary and five in Bulgaria and Italy.

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Hundreds of thousands of Eastern Europeans are making little or no contribution to the Exchequer despite working full-time, a report claims today.

The UK’s generous tax credits system means 150,000 migrants without partners or children, who earn the minimum wage, pay just £1-a-week net tax, including National Insurance.

If they have a non-working partner and children, it costs the taxpayer money to support them, according to Migration Watch.

A singe earner couple with two children receives nearly £90 a week more in benefits than they pay in tax.

With two children, the cost rises to £295. For three children it is £400, four children £500 and five children £600 per week.

The think-tank’s analysis said a couple where both partners work on minimum wage would pay in a total £28 net. But if they have two children they could receive a net benefit of £380 a week.

The group added that the calculations do not include indirect taxes such as VAT nor do they include health, education and social services.

There are also major costs in later life, for pensions and health, to which the low-paid will make no significant contribution. These could amount to £120,000 for a single pensioner and £160,000 for a couple.

According to official figures, around 25 per cent of Poles and other Eastern Europeans are earning the minimum wage or less.

Only 4.5 per cent pay the higher 40p rate of tax, compared to 15 per cent of the UK population as a whole.

The tax credit system, largely engineered by Gordon Brown, tops up the wages of the lower paid.

It benefits British workers in the exact same way as people from overseas.

But Migration Watch said that the figures blew a hole in claims that mass migration is good for the economy because of the taxes paid by foreign workers.

Chairman Sir Andrew Green said the taxpayer was ‘subsidising’ the wages of many low paid migrants from the ex-Eastern Bloc, who have had unrestricted access to the UK’s jobs market since 2004.

He added: ‘No wonder then that employers are in favour of them and that so many people find the UK such an attractive destination.

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A young woman who was subjected to a vicious sexual assault has given the first full account of her torment after waiting more than a year to see her attacker sentenced.

The 24-year-old, who came within seconds of being raped, launched a blistering attack on the justice system, which she said pandered to the rights of criminals while ignoring those of the victims.

Yesterday the woman described her terrifying ordeal after the judge described the case as ‘a scandal’.

Latvian migrant Rolands Brize pleaded guilty to attempted rape, yet after 11 court adjournments over matters including a lack of Latvian-speaking nurses, he has still not been sentenced.

The victim was grabbed from behind while walking home last March but escaped Brize’s grasp to call 999, giving her location as Myton Bridge in Hull. But as she spoke to operators, Brize seized her again and dragged her under the bridge. Police arrived to find him on top of her. ‘I’ve never screamed or cried so much in my life,’ she said. ‘The 999 call wasn’t cut off, and I’ve been told the recording is one of the most horrific things because they could hear the screams for help.

‘I wasn’t going to let him do what he wanted to do, so I put up a fight. I managed to get away and run up on to the bridge, but he ran after me, grabbed me the second time and dragged me back down the slipway. He had me pinned to the ground.

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The victim hoped the case would be over by the end of last year, but sentencing was repeatedly delayed because doctors had not had a chance to gauge Brize’s mental state. ‘It’s been quite tough,’ the woman said. ‘It’s not clear every time why it’s been adjourned – they need more time to assess him, or the right bed’s not available… not having the right level of security… no Latvian-speaking nurses to ensure he gets the best care.

‘His human rights have been brought up, which I find hard to understand… The guy who did this to me has been treated better than I have. It’s gone on for so long, it’s so draining, and I don’t have faith in the justice system after this at all.’

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Pro-EU campaigners are encouraging hundreds of thousands of European migrants in Britain to vote in the country’s European elections, in a bid to defeat Ukip and Eurosceptic candidates.

Up to 450,000 Poles, as well as Britain’s sizeable diasporas of Italian, German, Spanish, Bulgarian and Romanian migrants, are being urged to vote in the May elections after UK Prime Minister David Cameron called for limits to their benefits, according to The Sunday Times.

Migrants are being sent letters stating: “This may be your last chance to vote in Britain” and “Your future and that of your family, community and friends may depend on it.”

The Polish campaign, called “Vote! You are at Home”, is being launched by a coalition of community groups headed by the Federation of Poles in Great Britain.

Campaign coordinator Maciek Bator said letters would be sent to every European parliamentary candidate asking for their views on issues such as cutting migrants’ benefits.

Plans are underway to deliver leaflets detailing candidates’ attitudes towards Europe at polling booths on election day. Target seats are being drawn up in areas with a strong Polish presence, including Ealing in west London, Boston in Lincolnshire, Southampton and Bristol.

Mass campaigns on social networking sites, among student groups and in churches are also planned.

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A woman has been arrested on suspicion of wilful neglect after a newborn baby was found in a toilet at a Sports Direct warehouse.

The baby boy was discovered on New Years’ Day and was rushed to hospital where he is in a serious but stable condition.

The boy’s mother, who is believed to be from Eastern Europe and in her 20s, was also treated in hospital.

Paramedics who attended the call at the retailer’s UK distribution centre, in Shirebrook, Derbyshire, have passed the incident to police.

It is not known who found the baby, who is now being cared for at a specialist neo-natal unit in Leicester.

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A Romanian Big Issue seller stole £50 from a blind pensioner as she tried to give him some money.

Jane Phillips, 66, is unable to read the magazine but wanted to give him £1 anyway so he could buy something to eat.

But as she reached into her purse to give the man the coin, he snatched five £10 notes and tried to sneak away.

Nearby shoppers saw what was happening and kept Razvan Dumitru, 22, there until the police arrived.

Astonishingly, Miss Phillips revealed last night that the same man had stolen money from her before but that she had ‘turned the other cheek’ and offered him more money to show she had forgiven him.

She called for Dumitru – who is not homeless – to be deported, as it emerged that he has previous convictions for theft. He has also been banned from the supermarket in Sutton, South London, where the incident took place for shoplifting.

Miss Phillips lives with her twin sister Mary, who is also blind, and carries a white stick. She told the Daily Mail: ‘I had just left Morrisons when I heard a man say “Big Issue”, so I got out my purse and offered him a £1 coin.

‘I recognised his voice. I always give Big Issue sellers money – even though I can’t read the magazine.

‘There was a £5 note in my purse and I felt him take it. I asked him for it back and he put the note back, but then I realised he had taken five £10 notes from my purse. I started to cry and people came to help me.’

A shocked passer-by saw what had happened and grabbed hold of the 22-year-old Romanian until police arrived at the scene.

Police said Dumitru, of Enfield, North London, initially denied taking the money and tried to run, but a passer-by held him until security staff and police officers took him into custody.

A search revealed £50 in £10 notes hidden in the pages of a Big Issue in Dumitru’s bag.

He was arrested on suspicion of theft and charged later that day. He admitted the offence at Croydon magistrates’ court on Monday and has been remanded in custody for sentencing.

Describing her previous encounter with Dumitru, Miss Phillips  said: ‘He did steal £50 from me a year ago, but I didn’t follow it up because we were going to Australia the following day. I’m a Christian and I gave him money again because I wanted him to know I’d forgiven him.’

Miss Phillips said Dumitru should be deported because ‘I don’t think criminals from another country should be able to stay here. It sounds a bit harsh but why should we keep paying for them to be in prison?

‘I have forgiven him, though I’d be wary of giving money to a Big Issue seller in future.

‘But I’m not going to stop going out. I probably will give money but I’ll put it in my pocket instead of getting my purse out.’

She added: ‘I felt very drained after it happened and I haven’t slept very well since because it’s played on my mind a bit.
‘I’d like to say thank you to the members of the public and the police officers who helped me.’

Her sister Mary described her as ‘tender-hearted’ towards strangers. The twins have been blind from birth.

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