Half of Britons 'want to relocate abroad'

I say that as Latin America (to me), is Mexico and the band of countries in the north of South America - Columbia - Venez etc.

Whilst Brazil, Argentina and Chile are not latin countries.

I am going to live in China full time (all going well, May 30 shall be the last time I ever set eyes on the UK (unless i return for some sort of business trip).

Herrow, enjor rack of erres in the diarect.

What?

I want to go abroad, simply because I've lived here all my life and after uni I fancy a change of scenery.

Canada please. I'm fed up of being surrounded by people who's sole idea of fun is to stand intoxicated in a dark room, surrounded by strangers, listening to terrible music and pretending they can dance.

I have considered the possibilty of emigrating. Norway, Sweden or Canada are high on my list of choices. But to be honest i actually do like living in the UK, so i will most likely stay put for now. I would at least like to get out of Essex though. This county is becoming a little too crowded and urbanised for my liking (though i live in a rural area, i fear it wont remain so for much longer). The West Country has great appeal to me. Reasonable climate, laid back lifestyle, sparsely populated, lots of open country and awesome beaches.

China - Just 2 months to go!

**** of Britain

China? What the ****?

ive always wanted to move abroad, not for any dislike of the UK, dont get me wrong i love my country, but id like to see the world and experience it.

plus the weather here is ****..

While Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States are fine places to visit on holiday, I'd be very hesitant about moving there permanently. For a start, they're all rather barren of culture.

Well, probably soon you will see Russian summer. Sometimes at summer there are rather hot and swamp fires start. The smoke flies above the Russian capital.

And tornado is also possible. This one had started in the field near the place where I live. But it went to another town...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rF-pXtQvG44

I've had the luck of living abroad. The area of the USA I lived in isn't that much better than here, but France was a lot better (even though I was very young when I lived there).

While Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States are fine places to visit on holiday, I'd be very hesitant about moving there permanently. For a start, they're all rather barren of culture.