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3:26Now PlayingExperts in the care sector are warning that the UK's new immigration rules will add to an existing crisis over recruiting staff to care for the elderly and disabled.
In England it’s estimated there are already 112,000 job vacancies in care homes and home care.
From January 2021 the UK’s new immigration rules mean that most overseas care workers will not earn enough to qualify for a work visa.
The government insists that care companies will be able to recruit enough people from within the UK.
Huw Edwards presents BBC News at Ten reporting by social affairs correspondent Alison Holt.
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