“It was bad when I was young and it’s getting worse” - Liverpool tells us of their dream life abroad - video Dailymotion

A recent survey suggests more than half of people under 30 would consider moving abroad for a new life.

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00:00I would, yeah, because there's not really a lot here for the young ones, is there?

00:06Definitely. I mean, my grandkids, I think they'll all go.

00:10To be honest, there's been a lot of places and a lot of the friends have gone to Australia.

00:15They all go everywhere and, you know, I think they'd all move eventually.

00:20They're waiting for me to go, I think.

00:22I just feel for them, really. You know, it's getting worse, it's not getting better.

00:26It was bad when I was young and it's getting even worse, so this is why a lot of people do move away.

00:31If I extrapolate from when I was 22, I'd only just come back from living abroad as a student.

00:37But I think I'd be tempted, depending on circumstances.

00:42Where was I? I don't know.

00:46Don't know. Probably the Caribbean or somewhere.

00:48I think it's also very difficult to adjust to. It's a tremendous shock.

00:52It takes time, like all big changes in life.

00:55Because when I was 22, I was married. I got married at 21.