Record fall in net migration to UK in year after Brexit voteLONDON (Reuters) - Net migration to Britain fell by the largest amount on record in the 12 months after the Brexit vote, with more than three-quarters of the drop due to more EU citizens leaving and fewer arriving, official data showed on Thursday. Net migration tumbled by 106,000 to 230,000 people in the 12 months to June, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said. Some 82,000 of the decline was due to EU citizens, cutting net migration from the bloc to its lowest level since June 2013. The total fall in net migration was the largest since people moving to Britain started to outnumber those leaving in the 1980s. The ONS said Brexit was likely to be one of the factors driving the fall. Prime Minister Theresa May has said she wants to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands, a promise first made by the government in 2010 and designed to reassure Britons worried about the impact immigration had on public services. Net migration into Britain has exceeded 100,000 in every year since 1998, as workers from abroad were attracted by a relatively strong currency, a vibrant economy and easy hiring rules. Jonathan Portes, a professor of economics at King s College London, linked the latest fall to Britain s economic slowdown since the Brexit vote and the weakening of the pound - which means foreign workers earn less in Britain when converted to their own national currencies.  It cannot be good news that the UK is a less attractive place to live and work, and that we will be poorer as a result,  said Portes, who has previously argued that Brexit is likely to hurt Britain s economy. He predicted that net migration to Britain was likely to fall further to 150,000 over the next few years. Business groups reacted to the latest figures with disappointment.  The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development said the fall in net migration was an alarm bell for Britain s economy, with many employers struggling to find skilled workers.  But Steven Woolfe, an independent British lawmaker in the European Parliament who campaigned for Brexit, said long-term migration remained high.  This number again highlights the greater need for Britain to have a brand new immigration system, starting on Brexit day one,  he said on Twitter. Britain is scheduled to leave the EU on March 29, 2019. Larger numbers of foreign workers have helped Britain s economy to expand. The Bank of England has said almost all of its growth in the last decade stems from an increase in workers. Britain s retail, hospitality, manufacturing and agriculture sectors are particularly reliant on staff from abroad. The BoE has said a fall in migrant workers coming to Britain is likely to contribute to a new, slower  speed limit  for the economy, meaning it would be more prone to inflation. Opinion polls have shown immigration topping the list of concerns among people who voted for Brexit in the 2016 referendum, in which 52 percent backed leaving the EU. The ONS said the scale of the drop in net migration in the most recent data partly reflected a strong run-up in migration last year, which pushed it to a record high in June 2016.     worldnews
record fall net migration uk year brexit votelondon reuters net migration britain fell largest amount record months brexit vote drop due eu citizens leaving fewer arriving official data showed thursday net migration stumbled people months june office national statistics ons said some decline due eu citizens cutting net migration bloc lowest level since june the total fall net migration largest since people moving britain started outnumber leaving the ons said brexit likely one factors driving fall prime minister theresa may said wants reduce net migration tens thousands promise first made government designed reassure buttons worried impact immigration public services net migration britain exceeded every year since workers abroad attracted relatively strong currency vibrant economy easy hiring rules jonathan ports professor economics king college london linked latest fall britain economic slowdown since brexit vote weakening pound means foreign workers earn less britain converted national currencies it good news uk less attractive place live work poorer result said ports previously argued brexit likely hurt britain economy he predicted net migration britain likely fall next years business groups reacted latest figures disappointment the chartered institute personnel development said fall net migration alarm bell britain economy many employers struggling find skilled workers but steven whole independent british lawmaker european parliament campaigned brexit said migration remained high this number highlights greater need britain brand new immigration system starting brexit day one said twitter britain scheduled leave eu march larger numbers foreign workers helped britain economy expand the bank england said almost growth last decade stems increase workers britain retail hospitality manufacturing agriculture sectors particularly reliant staff abroad the boe said fall migrant workers coming britain likely contribute new slower speed limit economy meaning would prone inflation opinion polls shown immigration topping list concerns among people voted brexit referendum percent backed leaving eu the ons said scale drop net migration recent data partly reflected strong migration last year pushed record high june worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Record fall in net migration to UK in year after Brexit voteLONDON (Reuters) - Net migration to Britain fell by the largest amount on record in the 12 months after the Brexit vote, with more than three-quarters of the drop due to more EU citizens leaving and fewer arriving, official data showed on Thursday. Net migration tumbled by 106,000 to 230,000 people in the 12 months to June, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said. Some 82,000 of the decline was due to EU citizens, cutting net migration from the bloc to its lowest level since June 2013. The total fall in net migration was the largest since people moving to Britain started to outnumber those leaving in the 1980s. The ONS said Brexit was likely to be one of the factors driving the fall. Prime Minister Theresa May has said she wants to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands, a promise first made by the government in 2010 and designed to reassure Britons worried about the impact immigration had on public services. Net migration into Britain has exceeded 100,000 in every year since 1998, as workers from abroad were attracted by a relatively strong currency, a vibrant economy and easy hiring rules. Jonathan Portes, a professor of economics at King s College London, linked the latest fall to Britain s economic slowdown since the Brexit vote and the weakening of the pound - which means foreign workers earn less in Britain when converted to their own national currencies.  It cannot be good news that the UK is a less attractive place to live and work, and that we will be poorer as a result,  said Portes, who has previously argued that Brexit is likely to hurt Britain s economy. He predicted that net migration to Britain was likely to fall further to 150,000 over the next few years. Business groups reacted to the latest figures with disappointment.  The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development said the fall in net migration was an alarm bell for Britain s economy, with many employers struggling to find skilled workers.  But Steven Woolfe, an independent British lawmaker in the European Parliament who campaigned for Brexit, said long-term migration remained high.  This number again highlights the greater need for Britain to have a brand new immigration system, starting on Brexit day one,  he said on Twitter. Britain is scheduled to leave the EU on March 29, 2019. Larger numbers of foreign workers have helped Britain s economy to expand. The Bank of England has said almost all of its growth in the last decade stems from an increase in workers. Britain s retail, hospitality, manufacturing and agriculture sectors are particularly reliant on staff from abroad. The BoE has said a fall in migrant workers coming to Britain is likely to contribute to a new, slower  speed limit  for the economy, meaning it would be more prone to inflation. Opinion polls have shown immigration topping the list of concerns among people who voted for Brexit in the 2016 referendum, in which 52 percent backed leaving the EU. The ONS said the scale of the drop in net migration in the most recent data partly reflected a strong run-up in migration last year, which pushed it to a record high in June 2016.     worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: record fall net migration uk year brexit votelondon reuters net migration britain fell largest amount record months brexit vote drop due eu citizens leaving fewer arriving official data showed thursday net migration stumbled people months june office national statistics ons said some decline due eu citizens cutting net migration bloc lowest level since june the total fall net migration largest since people moving britain started outnumber leaving the ons said brexit likely one factors driving fall prime minister theresa may said wants reduce net migration tens thousands promise first made government designed reassure buttons worried impact immigration public services net migration britain exceeded every year since workers abroad attracted relatively strong currency vibrant economy easy hiring rules jonathan ports professor economics king college london linked latest fall britain economic slowdown since brexit vote weakening pound means foreign workers earn less britain converted national currencies it good news uk less attractive place live work poorer result said ports previously argued brexit likely hurt britain economy he predicted net migration britain likely fall next years business groups reacted latest figures disappointment the chartered institute personnel development said fall net migration alarm bell britain economy many employers struggling find skilled workers but steven whole independent british lawmaker european parliament campaigned brexit said migration remained high this number highlights greater need britain brand new immigration system starting brexit day one said twitter britain scheduled leave eu march larger numbers foreign workers helped britain economy expand the bank england said almost growth last decade stems increase workers britain retail hospitality manufacturing agriculture sectors particularly reliant staff abroad the boe said fall migrant workers coming britain likely contribute new slower speed limit economy meaning would prone inflation opinion polls shown immigration topping list concerns among people voted brexit referendum percent backed leaving eu the ons said scale drop net migration recent data partly reflected strong migration last year pushed record high june worldnews