What groups of immigrants have come to Britain?

Britain has seen a diverse influx of immigrant groups throughout its history, including Irish migrants fleeing famine in the 19th century, Eastern European Jews escaping persecution, and post-World War II immigrants from the Caribbean and South Asia. In recent decades, there has been significant Immigration from the European Union, particularly from Eastern Europe, as well as asylum seekers from conflict zones in Africa and the Middle East. Each group has contributed to the cultural and economic fabric of the nation, shaping modern British society.