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With regards to the United Kingdom (UK), Chinese settlement and relocation can be traced back to the 1840s. Since then, Chinese migration flows into Britain have been occurring at a steady and uninterrupted rate (Benton and Gomez, 2008). Today the Chinese population now represents the third largest ethnic community group in Britain (Baxter and Raw, 2002). Although there has been a reasonably long history of British settlement, research interest and political focus with the British Chinese community does not reflect their long-standing presence.
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