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Fifty-seven years ago, the British Labour Party government panicked over black immigration to Britain. It passed the 1968 Commonwealth Immigration Act. An immigration expert commented, “This extraordinary piece of legislation” was passed in “a parliamentary atmosphere reminiscent of emergency measures passed in the shadow of war”. It was passed because the black government of Kenya was making life difficult for Asians living in Kenya and the Labour Party was terrified they would flee to the UK. A previous Tory government had explained that such laws were necessary to “prevent the arr...

The enduring panic over black immigration persists in Britain, highlighting the unresolved tensions surrounding the issue.

Stuff up for you today, that's the most popular. and i also spoke to the minister for employment, allison mcgovern about, this she called it absolutely devastating and warning that a delay on pensions and benefits in line with the rising inflation, will cause a lot of pain for people in the months to come. thousands of you are viewing that as well on our twitter feed this morning. and as we say, we always tend to try to put up parts of our interviews for you, so if you haven't had time to stay with us throughout the course of the morning, then you can get the headlines on our twitter feed, @ka...

Labour's Angela Rayner perfectly shut down the degrading and disingenuous “debate” on whether or not a woman can have a penis.