To solve the problem, let's arrange the six people in a circular manner where they all face the center. We have the following clues:
Based on these clues, we proceed as follows:
From the arrangement K - S - U - M - H - E, we see M is immediately to the right of U.
The immediate right of U is M.
From the last two statements, we can deduce the sequence S, H. Since U and H are neighbours of M, M must be to the left of H. Therefore, we have the sequence S, H, M.
Since U is also a neighbour of M, U must be to the left of M. So we have U, M, H, S.
E is the only person sitting between K and S. This means the sequence is K, E, S. Therefore, the arrangement must be U, M, H, S, E, K (in clockwise order, or reverse).
So, the full arrangement is: U - M - H - S - E - K (clockwise)
We want to find who is to the immediate right of U. Following the clockwise order, it is M.