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“The big thing that’s on everybody’s mind is the labor shortage.”
Across Britain, fruit farmers like Mr. Mitchell are already scrambling to recruit
and retain workers ahead of next spring, when the competition for an ever-shrinking pool of labor will be at its fiercest.
The labor shortage is likely to worsen next year if the uncertainty over negotiations with other European Union members continues
and no government action is taken to fill in the vacuum, many farmers and industry officials say.
The construction sector last month warned that British infrastructure faced “severe setbacks” if Britain
did not train enough workers to stem a shortfall in laborers from European Union countries.
That makes it more uncertain to plan ahead.”
In Britain, the Brexit vote focused on immigration, and supporters of the exit option complained
that workers, especially from European Union member states like Romania and Bulgaria, were stealing jobs from born-and-bred Britons.
British agriculture experienced a labor shortfall of between 13 percent
and 29 percent on a monthly basis from May to September, according to the National Farmers Union.
In a statement, the Home Office said the government did not intend to operate migration schemes for non-European
citizens “while employers have access to unrestricted access to labor from elsewhere in the European Union

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Michael Portillo fast tracks to the early 20th century to embark on a new series of railway journeys through Edwardian Britain. His ‘new’ guide book, published over a hundred years ago, unlocks Britain’s railways at their zenith, when some 20,000 miles of track reached into every corner of the country. Michael navigates a vibrant and optimistic Britain, at the height of its power and influence in the world, but a nation wrestling with political, social and industrial unrest at home.

Part 12: York to Frizinghall
Armed with his Edwardian Bradshaw’s guide, Michael Portillo conducts important research in an historic tea room, built by an Edwardian immigrant to the city of York. Research of a more sombre kind leads Michael to the roots of our modern welfare state in the work of an early 20th-century Quaker investigator, whose family manufactured chocolate.

Next stop is Leeds, where Michael discovers the city’s textile heritage, which relied in Edwardian times on a group of skilled Jewish immigrants to take it forward. Michael learns how some of the big names built their empires in Leeds and measures up to a footballing legend. At Bradford Grammar School, Michael hears the story of a talented Edwardian student who became a famous composer and enjoys one of his works, sung by a music pupil of today.

Watch more of Kasabian on http://www.faceculture.com. In a video interview with FaceCulture, Tom Meighan (singer) explains why British bands are better than American ones.

British Prime Minister Theresa May spent Thursday addressing Republican lawmakers at the GOP retreat in Philadelphia, before her meeting Friday with President Trump.