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1 week ago

Dining across the divide: It actually scares me that potential Reform voters are not all tub-thumping thugs'

Mark Current levels of immigration are unsustainable. A lot of the people coming on small boats are honest, prepared to work, but some aren't. They could be criminals or terrorists. Yusuf Put yourself in their shoes. No one leaves a happy home, a country where they are settled and living a good life. You're talking about people who've got nothing or everything's been taken away from them. Small boat crossing is a small percentage; most of the immigration into this country is completely legal.
UK politics
Europe politics
fromIndependent
3 weeks ago

'Farmers are part of the solution to our problems' - Independent presidential candidate Catherine Connolly

Catherine Connolly emphasizes community and agriculture and credits messages for persuading her to run, reflecting an understated family approach to achievement.
UK politics
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

I wanted to go on my own terms': former Irish taoiseach Leo Varadkar on Farage, Trump 2.0 and his decision to stand down

Leo Varadkar, former taoiseach, invites interviewees to his modest Dublin home and stands out as candid, young, gay, and of mixed Irish-Indian heritage.
UK news
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 months ago

Dining across the divide: I felt like the atmosphere was quite hostile'

Michael and Rena have contrasting views on climate action, revealing ideological differences in addressing environmental issues and governance.
London politics
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 months ago

Dining across the divide: We both feel the word woke has been overused'

Joanne and Jane, despite differing backgrounds, shared culinary experiences and discussed the evolving meaning of 'woke' during their dinner.
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