South Asian migration to Britain

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London all Asians had the right to come

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to England in the 50s and 60s right as

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long as they paid for the rights which

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they used to pay those days five times a

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person I like India as a vibrant country

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especially Mumbai where I normally go

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and it's very vibrant City a very mixed

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culture in terms of different Indians

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okay and compared to British culture uh

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it's totally different yeah yeah totally

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different from British culture they tend

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to live together and eat together as a

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community security thing and within a

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household they'll share rooms that

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they'll you know they'll live in the

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same room although they're all Indian

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they all have different religions

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different languages

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uh different way of doing things

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different way of cooking

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it's a big mix India is a big mix of

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population and how how long have you had

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this this place open for this one we

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only opened in March this year okay uh

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not very long

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um but it's very authenticated Indian

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food not the traditional food you're

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getting most Indian restaurants in this

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country food is a big part of British

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culture essentially now again the food

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in this country

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um 95 of