Sunder Katwala on immigration from the West Indies 21 June 2013 Last updated at 14:00 Help The first wave of immigrants from the West Indies were educated and had skills, but failed to get the jobs they expected when they arrived in the UK, says a director of the British Future think tank. He spoke to Andrew Neil on the eve of the 65th anniversary of the arrival at Tilbury in Essex of HMS Windrush, bringing immigrants from the Caribbean. The pair watched archive news coverage of the 1948 and looked at how life changed for those arriving in the UK, the effect on the British population, and how race relations have changed in the UK.