Hindustan Times
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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Filed under UK · Tagged Britain, british, Cameron, dipankar de sarkar, foreign workers, immigration, immigration policy, James Murdoch, media, murdoch, Rupert Murdoch, The Times, Tony Blair, unemployment
Don’t be surprised if, from now on, stories in newspapers (and perhaps television channels) come with sanctimonious disclaimers along the lines of those in Hollywood films. (My personal favourite is from The Simpsons: “No dogs were harmed during the production of this episode. A cat threw up and somebody shot a duck, but that’s it.”) Read more
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