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Old 25-11-2007, 06:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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The debate over immigrant children in Britain's schools was reignited this weekend after the country's leading headteachers told The Observer that rising numbers of foreign pupils are putting some schools near breaking point because they do not have the resources to cope.

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The debate over immigrant children in Britain's schools was reignited this weekend after the country's leading headteachers told The Observer that rising numbers of foreign pupils are putting some schools near breaking point because they do not have the resources to cope.
Members of the highly respected National Association of Headteachers will this week tell Parliament that the issue is starting to change the culture of some schools. Some heads said the issue was "out of control".
Read the full story in The Observer
Good to see UKIP promoting its policy to resolve the issue....
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To be fair our policy was to restrict immigration by leaving the EU - which would have solved the issue.
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To be fair our policy was to restrict immigration by leaving the EU - which would have solved the issue.
So why don't they comment as much, rather than just copying the article verbatim?
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To be fair our policy was to restrict immigration by leaving the EU - which would have solved the issue.
Yes, that was my point I just don't know why they can't put together a small comment from a UKIP rep to promote their policy, even if it is just commenting on a new article.
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So why don't they comment as much, rather than just copying the article verbatim?
Absolutely agree what is the point in rehashing news without informing of a position which may very well attract support
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