The flower and vegetable fields of East Anglia are lively with workers from Ukraine, Bellarus, Poland and the Czech Republic. They're picking the flowers and lettuces that we take for granted at the florist and the supermarket. There's a major labour shortage on these farms.
Migrants fill the gap.
And many are technically 'illegal'. Several farmers say the migrants should be legitimised. David Piccaver, who runs Norfolk House Farm near Spalding, employs students from Eastern Europe. They have work permits. He wants the permits extended to include the so-called 'illegals'.