Youngsters with foreign roots most likely to feel discrimination

One in four of the under-35 living in the EU were either born in another country or have at least one parent who was born abroad, according to new research by the Paris-based OECD. In total, 12% of the European population was born in a different country to the one they are currently living in, a rise of 20% on 10 years ago. The OECD report highlights the feeling of discrimination experienced by many of the children of migrants. One...