Last night, in our weekly live discussion with core supporters, we discussed: what we learned from the Labour Party conference; the glaring contradiction at the heart of the Burnham project; Shabana Mahmood’s dramatic softening of Labour’s immigration policy; the opening of entirely new routes from the Third World; the involvement of the United Nations; recent debates about British citizenship; the scale of overseas aid and welfare for foreign nationals; the radicalisation of the liberal class; and Labour’s rolling of the pitch for an early general election.
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