Tories’ vile migrant bill is back in focus after fallout over Gary Lineker's reasonable tweet - Record View
Gary Lineker versus the BBC was a Match of the Day that suited the Tories. It allowed the UK Government to deflect attention from their vile Illegal Immigration Bill when it ought to have been under scrutiny.
MotD presenter Lineker made the reasonable observation that the language around this awful bill was “not dissimilar” to that used in Germany in the 30s. He was right, as anyone with a passing knowledge of Nazi propaganda could tell you. The Tory proposals in this bill play to the worst instincts of the party’s supporters, many of whom always demonise asylum seekers. What is missing from the heartless rhetoric of the likes of Braverman is the recognition that the boats that cross the Channel are occupied by real people, many of whom have fled war and persecution.
So it is encouraging that Rishi Sunak has declared it his mission to bring in new legislation to limit online harm. He spoke last night about his own experience, with two young daughters finding their way in the online universe and the unease that gives him as a dad.
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