They flee as refugees. They believe they will have a better life. They want to earn more money. They think the UK offers good jobs. To send to families.

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They flee as refugees. They believe they will have a better life. They want to earn more money. They think the UK offers good jobs. To send to families at home. To improve their quality of life. They come from a poor community. Families cannot afford healthcare. There is fighting in their homeland. There is civil war in the country. Their country has been invaded. Reports from family already living there. ISSUE Why do people move to the UK?

ISSUE Why are there shortages of water in the world? People live in areas without much rain. People do not have access to running water. People have water taken from them. Rivers/lakes are contaminated. Dams have been built nearby. Soldiers want them to suffer. There is toxic waste in the water. People use them for washing. There is no running water in houses. Factories are dumping waste in the water. Their homes do not have plumbing. They can’t afford home improvements. There is civil war in the country. The government wants to conserve water. The government wants to generate power.