Harry reopens his war wounds: He's been quiet for months, but now Duke's moaning there was no 'support structure' to help him after Afghan tourįriends director reveals it was a struggle to work with 'not funny' Helen Baxendale but he had no time to recast her Simon Cowell reveals he wants son Eric to take his place as judge on America's Got Talent and is 'training' him by making him watch itĪir fryers, drying racks and heated blankets: Angellica Bell on the little household changes that can make a 'massive difference' Repelled by his huffy, unconscious entitlement JAN MOIR: Prince Harry's Invictus vision is so admirable. The former Love Island star welcomed her first child seven months ago Molly-Mae Hague hits back at mum-shamers and insists she isn't 'neglecting' baby Bambi but will she end up throwing away her reputation too? Sam Faiers skincare brand Revive Collagen rakes in a staggering £13.2 MILLION since launching just three years agoĭINAH VAN TULLEKEN: Naomi Campbell has gone all fast fashion. Suella Braverman and her colleagues would win the gratitude of millions, and our unstinting support, if they follow up talking with cold, hard resolution to end a problem that has been allowed to fester for far too long. But no longer.Īn answer to the border crisis is their most pressing task. It is true that the recent problems of Brexit, Covid and the change in Prime Ministers have distracted them from their purpose. The Tories speak for a very important part of Britain – one that has not been treated with much consideration lately. A fundamental principle of our democracy is that there is disagreement, so we are not governed loftily by a perpetual elite who care little for what we think. Voters have a clear choice between the two main parties. Also, as we learned from leaks and from Gordon Brown's disgraceful remarks on the subject when he thought the microphones were off while discussing the views of Labour-supporting pensioner Gillian Duffy, any legitimate concern over the scale of migration is considered 'bigotry'. The Blair-Brown government had a 'driving purpose' to change the make-up of Britain by encouraging large-scale arrivals from abroad. Make no mistake, we would get nothing better from Sir Keir Starmer's neo-Blairite Labour Party. If one tenth of the determination the Government has employed on Net Zero had been applied to illegal immigration, we would surely have got somewhere by now. But too often it has been a large cloud of bluster and a crisis that does not go away. Heaven knows, we are willing to go into battle with the Tory Ministers, side by side, if the trumpet ever actually sounds for the charge. Indeed, to her credit, Home Secretary Suella Braverman's strong words in her interview with The Mail on Sunday today are impressive. The Daily Mail's recent exposure of the appalling behaviour of some immigration lawyers, a fine old-fashioned (and widely praised) scoop based on diligent reporting, has demonstrated beyond doubt that the system is utterly broken.Īnd we have always hoped that the promises made by Conservatives would be fulfilled. Since David Cameron's premiership, we have been kept hanging on with promises of crackdowns, 'hostile environments', vans patrolling the streets with warnings of arrest, tougher sentences for law-breakers, schemes for housing migrants offshore, bids to win the co-operation of France, and the mirage of a British walk-out from the 'Human Rights' Charter which migrants endlessly exploit to avoid deportation.īy our count, there have been five Prime Ministers and six Home Secretaries since this began, and who knows how many more there will be, each emitting so much hot air on this issue that it could be repurposed as heat pumps to help save the planet from eco-doom. You can almost hear Vivaldi's Four Seasons playing as the speeches, policy announcements and articles by Ministers pour out of Whitehall, pledging each time that something significant is really going to happen. One of our representatives will deal with you shortly. But we feel we must.įor more than ten years the Conservatives' immigration policy has been as convincing as one of those recorded messages that trills, 'Your call is important to us. Aren't you very weary of Government promises to solve the problem of illicit migration into this country? The Mail on Sunday certainly is, and we are sorry to have to return to the topic.
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