Net migration falls by more than 100,000 after Brexit vote
Net migration is estimated to have fallen by nearly a third to 230,000 in the year to June, new figures show.
It is the first time that a full year of data has been available since the UK voted to leave the EU last June.
The figure is still short of the Conservatives' target to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands.
Net migration is the difference between people coming to the UK for more than a year, and the number of people leaving the UK for a year or more.
In this 12-month period, 572,000 people arrived in the UK, and 342,000 emigrated, the Office for National Statistics report showed.
Immigration specifically fell by 80,000 people over the year and three-quarters of that drop was down to fewer EU citizens coming to live in the UK, figures showed.
Nicola White, ...
