A surge in the number of European citizens leaving the UK since the Brexit vote means there has been an 84,000 drop in net migration to the UK, to 248,000, the lowest level for nearly three years.
The Office for National Statistics said the fall in net migration in 2016 was driven by a 40,000 rise in emigration compared with 2015, mainly of EU citizens uncertain over their future in the country.
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