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The BBC isn’t interested in the real reason all these new homes are ‘needed’.
Because they would then have to admit that there is at least one downside to immigration.
This morning on ‘Today’ (2 hrs 43 mins) they had a look at new relaxed planning laws enabling people to build homes in National parks….but not a mention of why there is such a need to concrete over Britain.
Perhaps the dreaded Daily Mail can help out…or rather The House of Commons Library…you’d think the BBC might report something they said…but no…..
The House of Commons figures – based on data from the UK and EU statistical agencies – show the huge impact of Labour’s open-door immigration policy.
By 2046, an estimated 494 people will be squeezed into every square kilometre of England compared with 411 now and only 374 when Tony Blair took power in 1997.
“If it’s news, it’s news to us”.
The BBC isn’t interested in the real reason all these new homes are ‘needed’.
Because they would then have to admit that there is at least one downside to immigration.
This morning on ‘Today’ (2 hrs 43 mins) they had a look at new relaxed planning laws enabling people to build homes in National parks….but not a mention of why there is such a need to concrete over Britain.
Perhaps the dreaded Daily Mail can help out…or rather The House of Commons Library…you’d think the BBC might report something they said…but no…..
Two cities the size of Leeds needed to house influx of new migrants as officials fear migration will drive up house prices
- In next decade, migrants ‘will be responsible for 629,000 new households’
- Wave of people coming to the UK could drive up house prices
The House of Commons figures – based on data from the UK and EU statistical agencies – show the huge impact of Labour’s open-door immigration policy.
By 2046, an estimated 494 people will be squeezed into every square kilometre of England compared with 411 now and only 374 when Tony Blair took power in 1997.
“If it’s news, it’s news to us”.
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