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Recent reporting and FOI-based analyses show foreign nationals are disproportionately represented in some UK sexual‑offence statistics: Centre for Migration Control/press reporting says foreign nation...
Available reporting shows no official UK-wide statistic that “most male rapes in Britain” are committed by immigrants; government agencies say they do not hold comprehensive data on perpetrators’ immi...
Available data do not support a simple claim that immigrants come to the UK to “intentionally commit crimes.” Government and research sources show mixed patterns: non-UK nationals made up about 12.4% ...
Since Brexit, publicly available, rigorous analyses do not show a clear, sustained increase in migrant crime rates relative to native-born citizens in the UK, while recent administrative and advocacy ...
Available analyses do not identify specific UK cities as having the highest rates of “migrant-related crimes” in 2024; the datasets cited report higher arrest and conviction rates for foreign national...
Available reporting and FOI-based data indicate that foreign nationals make up a substantial but variable share of sexual‑offence suspects and convictions in recent UK reporting: Ministry of Justice–b...
Available official national time‑series that directly show annual rates of sexual offences by non‑UK nationals across 2015–2024 are not published in a single ONS or MoJ table in the provided sources; ...
There is no clear, single peer-reviewed consensus directly measuring a nationwide statistical correlation between immigration and rape rates in the UK; much of the recent attention rests on non‑peer‑r...
The available materials do not provide a definitive, nationally authoritative list of the most common types of crimes committed by migrants in the UK in 2024; published datasets either lack crime-type...