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Nearly 60% of workers would consider working remotely in a foreign country (Getty)

A fifth of all UK workers are now considering moving overseas to work remotely in a bid to swerve the increasing cost of living in Britain.

One study out this week suggests more than six in every 10 workers are now considering working remotely from another country, with reasons ranging from the weather to lost faith in government and, most common, the rising price of life in the UK.

The research of more than 2,000 full-time workers by benefits platform Perkbox, is backed by a further study of more than 500 UK business leaders who say they “aren’t against” the shift to remote working.