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James Delingpole: ‘The Truth About Immigration’ is anything but

The BBC can never talk honestly about the immigration problem because it's responsible for the cultural mindset that made it possible

Nick Robinson: fronting a critique of — or apologia for — immigration policy? [Getty Images/iStock/Shutterstock/Alamy]
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Immigration. Were you aware that this has become a bit of a problem these past ten years? I wasn’t, obviously, because like all credulous idiots I get my news from a single trusted source, the BBC, and as a result I’ve known for some time now that immigration is great, regardless of what the facts and figures are.

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