Poor old David Hanson (Shadow Immigration Minister) torn apart on Daily Politics by Andrew Neil: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006mjxb
He looked evasive when asked about in-work benefits for migrants (which are actually a state subsidy for the importation of cheap EU migrants and also a state subsidy to employers who therefore do not have to attract labour by paying market-rate wages).
He looked ill when asked to explain Labour contradictory policy over the years towards recording exit numbers.
Squirming, wriggling, tortured, he pleaded "Can we look at the future" (and never mind the past presumably).
However the scriptures advise us: by their works ye shall know them.
He looked evasive when asked about in-work benefits for migrants (which are actually a state subsidy for the importation of cheap EU migrants and also a state subsidy to employers who therefore do not have to attract labour by paying market-rate wages).
He looked ill when asked to explain Labour contradictory policy over the years towards recording exit numbers.
Squirming, wriggling, tortured, he pleaded "Can we look at the future" (and never mind the past presumably).
However the scriptures advise us: by their works ye shall know them.
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