My parents were Anglo Indians who came here in the fifties a few years after Indian Independence ....they thought the terraced houses of the East End were warehouses or factories as they passed them on the train. But they made a life here. My concern is the large number of single young males gathered in France rushing moving vehicles. Their expectations of UK are unrealistic l should imagine. These are men and boys who have made the journey without family from conflict areas to the promised land. Its not a recipe for success for any side of the argument.