Restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians living and working in the UK expire in January 2014. With migration from Eastern Europe set to move up the political agenda in the coming 12 months, this series looks at the issue from British, Romanian and Bulgarian perspectives
Romanians aren't about to 'invade' Britain – so stop the negative campaign
Sandra Pralong
Sandra Pralong: EU27 migration – a new chapter: Britain's image in Romania is positive, but the EU's lifting of labour restrictions is unlikely to lead to mass immigration
The success of the eastern EU enlargement debunks current fears
John O'Brennan
John O'Brennan: EU-27 migration – a new chapter: Migrants from new member states in 2004 and 2007 alleviated labour shortages with no negative impact on wages or conditions
Regulate the gangmasters exploiting Bulgarian and Romanian workers
Steve Murphy
Steve Murphy:EU-27 migration – a new chapter: Romanians and Bulgarians are already here, 'self-employed' and used in the construction industry by unscrupulous employers
Romanian and Bulgarian migrants: don't forget about the fruitpickers
Alan Travis
Alan Travis: EU-27 migration – a new chapter: Even by MigrationWatch figures, the numbers of Bulgarians and Romanians in Britain could actually fall over the next few years
David Cameron's view of Bulgarians as benefit tourists is way off the mark
Ivan Krastev: EU-27 migration – a new chapter: From Sofia, Cameron's rhetoric looks like obvious politicking – this isn't a country desperate to rush to Britain to claim benefits
How many Bulgarians and Romanians will come to the UK?
Scott Blinder
Scott Blinder: EU-27 migration – a new chapter: Estimating migration is hard. But the lifting of restrictions on 'A2' nationals is unlikely to have the impact of the 2004 enlargement
