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2 days ago |
yahoo.com | Robert Jenrick
On a flight back from a summit in February 2002, Tony Blair turned to Labour’s then Europe minister, Peter Hain, and remarked we should “remove” Gibraltar as “an obstacle to relations with the EU”. He was “insistent” on making a deal and “contemptuous of Gibraltarian attitudes”. In his memoirs, Hain wrote Gibraltar was “a little bit of England trying, eccentrically, to cling on to Spain”.
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2 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Robert Jenrick
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Robert Jenrick
For years we have had an institutional cover-up of the costs of immigration. The amount of serious and violent crime we have imported from low-skilled migration has been swept under the carpet. From what I can only deduce is out of misplaced fear of harming social cohesion if the truth were to emerge, the public have had the wool pulled over their eyes. Officials have hidden behind the excuse of “operational challenges” and “disproportionate cost”. But the dam is now breaking.
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3 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Robert Jenrick
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3 weeks ago |
gbnews.com | Robert Jenrick
Most people in the United Kingdom are rightly proud to be British. But almost all people in Britain have an additional national identity too. Most Scots are unashamedly proud to be both British and Scottish. The same is true of the Welsh. These are identities that predate our Britishness but also strengthen it. The same should be true of the English. I am deeply proud to be both English and British. My upbringing was in provincial England and being English is important to me. It is my home.
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