Augustus Caesar Nero Claudius
They couldn't cope with the Scots and the Picts in the North any more The Emperor needed the troops in North Africa The Great Migrations increased the Germanic pressure on more essential parts of the Roman borders The British Celts were able to defend themselves against the Scots and the Picts
Iona Lindisfarne Jarrow Monkwearmouth
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King Harold and King Harald Hardråde of Norway William of Normandy and King Harold William of Normandy and King Harald Hardråde of Norway King Harald Hardråde of Norway and King Canute (Knut) of Denmark
British troops forced them out to make room for English farmers They were not allowed to establish their own republic The population suffered from a violent and deadly flu There was a serious famine because the potatoes rottened in the fields
It granted UK citizenship to all citizens of the British Empire It granted UK citizenship to all citizens of the British Commonwealth It granted UK citizenship to all citizens of the British colonies It granted UK citizenship to all citizens of British Guiana
The Commonwealth Immigrants Act of 1962 The Commonwealth Immigrants Act of 1965 The Commonwealth Immigrants Act of 1968 The Commonwealth Immigrants Act of 1971
British industry needed skilled labour They were thrown out of Uganda by the tyrant Idi Amin The were reunited with their families in the UK They were mostly bankers and financial experts needed by the Bank of England
England, Scotland and Northern Ireland England, Man, Scotland, Northern Ireland England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland England, The Channel Islands, Man, Wales, Northern Ireland
England, Wales, Northern Ireland England, Scotland, Northern Ireland England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland England, Wales, Scotland
The ship carrying Asians from Uganda to Britain in 1972 The ship bringing the first immigrants from India to Britain in 1948 The ship bringing the first immigrants from the West Indies to Britain in 1948 The ship bringing Queen Victoria to India in 1872
Individuals who claim to be refugees who are waiting for a decision from the Secretay of Foreign Affairs on their case. Individuals who claim to be job-seekers who are waiting for a decision from the Home Office (HO) on their case. Individuals who claim to be British citizens who are waiting for a decision from the Home Office (HO) on their case. Individuals who claim to be refugees who are waiting for a decision from the Home Office (HO) on their case.
A person does not qualify as a job-seeker but has genuine humanitarian reasons for staying in the UK. A person does not qualify as a refugee but has genuine humanitarian reasons for staying in the UK. A person does not qualify as a refugee but is needed in the UK as skilled labour (doctors, nurses, etc.). A person does not qualify as a refugee but has been granted immigration by the Foreign Office.
They face a £3,000 fine for each illegal entrant discovered travelling in the back of their vehicles. They are imprisoned for 1 year Their lorry is taken from them They face a £2,000 fine for each illegal entrant discovered travelling in the back of their vehicles.
Controls to prevent passengers with no claim to enter the UK from travelling in the first place Controls to prevent foreign women to join their spouses in the UK Controls to prevent unskilled workers to enter the UK Controls to prevent Asian refugees to enter the EU
someone recognised to have a well-founded need for joining his/her relatives in the UK Someone recognised to have a well-founded fear of persecution for reasons of criminal activities in his/her mother-country Someone recognised to have a well-founded fear of unemployment in his/her mother-country Someone recognised to have a well-founded fear of persecution for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or holding a political opinion