Romanians constitute the second largest number of former Eastern bloc inmates in UK prisons. Their numbers have risen by 40 percent since September 2011 (454 to 624).
The UK government has proposed a negative campaign to dissuade more Romanian and Bulgarian nationals from moving to Britain to find work.
As of next year, Bulgarians and Romanians, whose countries joined the EU in 2007, three years after Poland, will be able to claim UK benefits if they move to work in Britain
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Polish inmate numbers rise in UK prisons
