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The number of foreign nurses and midwives coming to the UK is falling, figures show, with racial discrimination and legal changes leading to the fall.
Between April and September, 6,3211 nurses from other countries entered prisons to be tested in the UK, compared to 12,534 who did in 2024.
At the same time, more and more workers are leaving Britain, according to the campaigners who are published by nursing as well A midwife Council (NMC).
Health organizations said the system makes it difficult for the NHS which has already been seen to be able to manage the time it is waiting for.
Suzie Bailey, a Nhs The union of the workers of the king's Funtank decided, said: “The fall of the hand to the nurse and my friend is beaten and preserved in health to serve politicians, health workers and people who take care of health and care services.”
The steps are identified by the nmc number in the middle Trained Medical Practitioners. He is leaving the UK historian and reviewing recent years in foreign-trained doctors who are included in the NH have a reserve, according to a report in TIMELESS General Medical Month.
NHS unions have also said they are concerned about immigration and changing UK immigration laws. The job has increased by five to 10 years the time supervisors have to wait to be released permanently to receive any benefits, which critics say marching on Nigel Farage's Anti -s Sturmgent Reflerm Tort Party.
Louie Horne, coordinator of the Union of the Union of the Union, said: “For many years, nurses and midwives from all over the world have brought important things.”
Wes Street, medical secretary, he said last month NHS workers were wearing the bulk of what they ordered back in Britain.
Overseas workers may also choose to work abroad because of higher wages or because of the NHS's drive to recruit better trained workers at home, the NMC said. Paul returns, the leaders of the chiefretor and the registrar, said: “The number of large reproductions of countries around the world is visible.”
Between April and September, they called 58% more from India – which provides the most foreign nurses to the NHS – entered the NMC Registern Registern.
At the same time, the number of nurses in the UK from the Philippines fell by 68%, from Nigeria by 28% and from Ghana by 9%.
Despite this, the number of nurses, midwives and their nursing assistants on the Register has reached 860,801, a very large number. Profiles 96,593 (12%) are men.
