OU on the BBC: Meet The Immigrants
Go beyond the statistics and headlines to meet the people who've made...
Go beyond the statistics and headlines to meet the people who've made the UK home.
- Duration: 5 mins
- Published on: Tuesday 15th January 2008
- Introductory Level
- Posted under: What's On
Discover the stories behind the headlines. Meet the people who have chosen to make the United Kingdom their home - with and without official blessing.
OU on the BBC: Meet The Immigrants - About the series
Meet the Immigrants is a new, six-part, observational documentary series for BBC One, co-produced by the Open University, which looks at the lives of several... Read more : OU on the BBC: Meet The Immigrants - About the series
Global migration map
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Where do migrants come from - and where do they go to? Our interactive map tracks just some of the significant migration patterns Launch now: Global migration map
Meet The Immigrants: Rehema Mussanzi
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Rehema Mussanzi arrived in the UK after fleeing his home in the Congo. Watch now: Meet The Immigrants: Rehema Mussanzi
Meet The Immigrants: Catalin Dobrisan
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Catalin Dobrisan has encountered hostility as he works driving taxis. Watch now: Meet The Immigrants: Catalin Dobrisan
Meet The Immigrants: Sardar Jalal
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Sardar Jalal came to the United Kingdom as an asylum seeker but now runs his own business. Watch now: Meet The Immigrants: Sardar Jalal
First broadcast: Monday 14 Apr 2008 on BBC ONE
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Originally published: Tuesday, 15th January 2008
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Last updated on: Tuesday, 8th April 2008
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