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The table provides the data about the number of residents across five European countries, namely Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain. Overall, Britain and Germany emerged as the most attractive destinations for immigrants, while Poland was the lowest preferred country. Polish nationals held the highest immigrants population, wheares Spanish accounted for the smallest proportion. Germany ranked top among preferred destination, attracting a total of 1,198,000 people. In this category, nearly half were Italian (556,000), followed by Polish immigrants (426,000), with significantly smaller figures from Spain (112,000) and Britain (104,000). Britain was the second most attractive place with a total of 1,037,000 immigrants. In Britain, the number of Polish nationals was the most popular at 550,000. This figure was nearly five times more than its from Italy (119,000) and double the figure in Germany (297,000). Spanish was considerably smaller, at 71,000. In Spain, a total was relatively stable, reached 861,000. The majority of immigrants living in Spain was the British, this figure was reported at 391,000, followed by German and Italian nationals, at 196,000 and 188,000, respectively. These figures were nearly three times more than its from Polish was just at 86,000. Italy was relatively low compared to other mentioned countries. The number of people living in Italy was 196,000 with Polish immigrants was the highest, this figure was five times more than British nationals. At this country, the Spanish was the lowest proportion and the German was relatively higher than the Spanish, at 42,000. At the end, Poland was the smallest attractive destination with a total only 6,000. In Poland, the German dominated a people with 4,400 immigrants., this figure outperformed all other nationals.