UK Sees Biggest Youth Exodus in 60 Years as Young People Flee Economic Woes
Three-quarters of British emigrants were under 35 in 2025, ONS data shows.

The UK experienced its largest youth exodus in six decades during the year ending June 2025, with 75% of British nationals who emigrated being under 35, according to Office for National Statistics (ONS) data. Experts warn this trend spells economic catastrophe, as young professionals flee high living costs, stagnant wages, and housing unaffordability. Destinations include Australia, Canada, and EU nations offering better opportunities. The outflow reverses post-Brexit migration patterns and could cripple productivity, tax revenues, and innovation. Analysts predict long-term damage to the UK's economic competitiveness if trends continue.
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