Friday, 30 April 2010

Where They Stand on Race Relations & Immigration

Guide to party election policies

What should the UK's approach to immigration be? Some believe that it boosts the economy and has made UK into a truly multicultural country. But others say that the arrival of large numbers in recent years has put a strain on hospitals, schools and transport in some places and created a fragmented society.


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