A selection of recent media reports
Monday, 3 May 2010
Ridicuous!' spat Gordon Brown at Gillian Duffy's comments on immigration in what he thought was the privacy of his car. So what is the truth? How great is the gulf between what politicians say and what really concerns the majority of people?
Daily Mail (03-May-2010)
Liberal Democrat voters are opposed to Nick Cleggs plan to allow long-standing illegal immigrants to earn citizenship, a poll suggested yesterday. A survey commissioned by think-tank MigrationwatchUK found that 57% of people intending to vote LibDem were opposed to the policy, which has been called an...
Herald Scotland (03-May-2010)
Jack Straw describes himself as a complete election maniac. Some might say you would have to be mad to stand for Labour this...
Telegraph.co.uk (03-May-2010)
Under France's new law to ban the burkha, the husbands of women caught wearing the full Islamic veil will face fines of £13,000 and up to a year in...
Telegraph.co.uk (03-May-2010)
LABOUR is staring into the abyss. This Thursday it now seems likely that Gordon Brown will suffer the heaviest defeat ever inflicted on a British Prime...
Daily Express (03-May-2010)
AN ILLEGAL immigrant who First Minister Alex Salmond fought to keep in Scotland has been jailed for two years for running a cannabis farm. The First Minister wrote to the Home Office last year asking for "favourable consideration" in the case of Chinese chef Zheng Bin, who worked at a restaurant near..
The Scotsman (03-May-2010)
n reality, British society is increasingly at the mercy of events elsewhere in the...
The Independent (03-May-2010)
Gillian Duffy was indeed bigoted, because she lumped eastern Europeans into one big moan and because in her area there is no major "influx" of our fellow EU...
The Independent (03-May-2010)
Politicians have been deliberately censoring any debate on immigration. Gillian Duffy has breached that barrier. Those expressing concerns about immigrants and refugees were "racist" or to use the current word "bigoted".
The Scotsman (03-May-2010)
With his chances of remaining in Downing Street looking ever slimmer, Gordon Brown seemed to be calling for help from on high yesterday. He was pictured in prayer at a church after delivering a sermon-style speech from the altar in which he invoked the Bible to attack his political...
The Mail On Sunday (03-May-2010)
TORY leader David Cameron looks set to become Prime Minister after he surged ahead of his rivals yesterday. A clear lead opened up as he topped all the opinion polls for the first...
Daily Star (03-May-2010)
LIBERAL Democrat voters oppose Nick Clegg s plan to give citizenship to long-standing illegal immigrants, a poll...
Daily Express (03-May-2010)
BRITAIN S migrant population will swell by more than one million over the next five years thanks to Gordon Brown s open door policy on immigration, a study has...
Daily Express (03-May-2010)
IF Britain is waking up to the truth about Nick Clegg, that is...
Online Sun (03-May-2010)
Liberal Democrat voters are opposed to Nick Clegg's plan to allow long-standing illegal immigrants to earn citizenship, a poll suggested. A survey commissioned by think-tank MigrationwatchUK found that 57% of people intending to vote Lib Dem were opposed to the policy, which has been called an "amnesty" by..
Ealing Gazette (02-May-2010)
The grandmother called a bigot by Gordon Brown says she has thrown away her postal vote because she was so insulted by the Prime Minister's remarks. Lifelong Labour supporter Gillian Duffy has told the Mail on Sunday she will not back any party in Thursday's General...
City Talk FM (02-May-2010)
THE lifelong Labour supporter branded a bigot by Gordon Brown said today she wouldn't be voting for his party on...
Online Sun (02-May-2010)
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Politics.co.uk (02-May-2010)
This unprecedented, close, exciting election is hiding its secrets to the...
Telegraph.co.uk (02-May-2010)
Gillian Duffy is a name that will strike fear into politicians for some time. Here we give the verdicts of other voters called Gillian Duffy and their views on the General...
Telegraph.co.uk (02-May-2010)
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