UK 'losing share of international student market'

The UK immigration strategy is costing the country its share in the international student market, according to a new all-party parliamentary group.

This comes after warnings from academics and members of Parliament that the inclusion of international students in targets to cut net migration is putting them off coming to the UK.

From London, our UK correspondent Martha Holeyman reports.

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