Hindustan Times
If the opening ceremony at the Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games was all about might, London 2012 showcased what is right: health for all, deaf children singing the national anthem, seven young people lighting the flame, 500 construction workers giving a guard of honour to the Olympic torch carrier, Suffragettes, women athletes and nursing to name only a few. Read more
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The Times has come down strongly on Immigration Minister Damian Green for suggesting there needs to be a “dramatic shift in culture” to reduce Britain’s “dependence on foreign workers.” Green said last week: “Business has got addicted to immigration. It’s the first thing they look for – ‘we’ve got a problem, let’s bring someone in from abroad’.” Read more
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