Last week, an asylum seeker, wanted by Interpol, appeared on the BBC's Question Time.
What a pity David Dimbleby didn't ask him about this.
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1 comment:
Of course, he could always prove his Britishness by sponsoring a few academies. After all, on what possible grounds could the Government say no?
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