Why would anyone want to leave the United Kingdom after nine years of Labour Governments?
Young people were the most likely to want to leave, with a quarter saying they were hoping to live abroad.
When asked why they would go, the most important reasons were a better quality of life.
According to official figures, record numbers of people have been emigrating with 350,000 having left in 2004 - up a third on ten years.
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We live in a connected world. I earn the same money as I did in London. I can afford a flat three times the size for half the rent. I can afford to eat out every day. I don't pay council tax, road tax or high income tax.
I live in a city where A to B takes a maximum of half an hour whereas I could get in a traffic jam in London going to the nearest supermarket.
There are no no-go areas and women can feel safe walking the streets at night.
I still have my vote and will be helping as many British Pragueites as possible get registered.
Take a look at the survey: http://www.infonnaire.com/ippr/britsabroad.asp
One of the reasons I left the UK was to give my children a good education - something the state clearly could not do. Now check the spelling in Q3 of the survey - witness the result of 30 odd years of socialist inspired "education".
I love the way that in the first question on that survey my answer was none of the above so I couldn't go on.
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