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Cosmopolitan BritainAre you going to London soon? If so, ask someone to take you to

Portobello Road. It has a colourful street market. But I think the most fascinating part of it is the people of every race and colour who go there.

Hundreds of posters, cleaners and conductors in the Tube and buses of London are West Indians. All over London you can find Pakistani restaurants. In Soho there are Italians, Greeks and so many Chinese that part of Soho is actually called "China-Town".

Britain has always received immigrants. There are over a million Irish people who have come to Britain to get better jobs and higher wages.

Since 1950 great numbers of settlers have come from the West Indies, Pakistan and India.

Others have come from Hong Kong, Cyprus, Malta and the "Old Dominions" like Australia.

All immigrants have brought something worthwhile.The hard work of Chinese, the music (and cheerfulness) of the West

Indians and strong family life of the Pakistanis and people from Bangla Desh can all teach something.

They add some life and colour to our drab British cities. Go to a West Indian Party or watch the Chinese New Year celebrations in Soho and you will agree.