This voice over script summarizes the results of a public opinion poll conducted in Solihull, UK about whether Britain should accept more refugees. 30 members of the public were asked, with 40% of over-50s saying Britain was overcrowded already, 70% of 30-40 year olds believing Britain should accept more as it's the least that could be done, and 80% of under-30s feeling there is a moral obligation to accept more refugees. The script then transitions to discussing speaking to an expert on moral obligations around refugees and plans to contact immigration officials for their perspective.

1. Voice over script
“At the start of 2015, the worldexperiencedthe largest movement of people
since 1945. Withmore than13 millionhomeless refugeesin the world and an
estimated 126,000 already living in the UK, with the rising housing problem,
can Britain really accept anymore”
[voice over for refugees fighting]
[clip of David Cameron talking about how many refugees he is willing to accept- lords]
“Touchwood shopping centre Solihull the social hub of Solihull with ____
visitors a year…..”
[Pause while back of touchwood is shown]…
“we went to Solihull town centre and The Sixth Form College to find out
where people stand on this matter.”
[Horse in park and college sign]
“Should Britain accept more refugees?”
[Question on screen with white background]
“We put this question to 30 members of the public.”
[white background]
“We found that only 40% of those over 50 said Britain should accept more
refugees, the other 60% said it Britain was overcrowded already”
[sped up touchwood clip with 50+ 40% stat]
“In the 30-40 year old category, 70% said we should accept more, saying it’s
the least we could do after they risked their lives.”
[sped up touchwood clip with 30-40 stat]
“80% of those under 30 said we had a moral obligation to accept them”
[sped up clip of touchwood under 30 stat]
[Vox pop JACK] [Vox pop AMY, fade out]
“We spoke to expert Mike Pattison about the moral obligation we hear so
much about”
[start speaking over the start of mike’s interview]
“After the break, we try to contact immigration to see what they think.”
[Clip of home office sign]