Poland’s deputy prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki has said there are "question marks" surrounding the future of Polish families living in the UK, and warned of a possible exodus following the Brexit decision. Mr Morawiecki, who is also Poland's foreign minister, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that he was concerned about the impact on British citizens already resident in Poland. " Morawiecki was in the UK to meet with International Trade Secretary Liam Fox and discuss the two countries' economic ties.
Poland’s deputy prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki has said there are "question marks" surrounding the future of Polish families living in the UK, and warned of a possible exodus following the Brexit decision. Morawiecki did not directly link the recent rise of anti-immigrant sentiment in the UK to Poles choosing to leave the country, but told Radio 4 that Poland was enjoying "a very low level of unemployment, a highly educated staff and businesses are growing as nowhere in Europe." Morawiecki was in the UK to meet with International Trade Secretary Liam Fox and discuss the two countries' economic ties.