Keir Starmer 'deeply' regrets using 'island of strangers' phrase in immigration warning

Tom Harwood delivers scathing verdict on Keir Starmer U-turn

GB News host Tom Harwood has torn into Sir Keir Starmer's latest U-turn, questioning if the Prime Minister "believes in anything at all".In his speech on immigration last month, Starmer claimed that Britain could one day become an "island of strangers", with many striking similarities in the language to former firebrand Conservative MP Enoch Powell.FULL STORY HERE.

'Island of Strangers' No More: Starmer Changes Mind on Migration, Again

PM attempted to distance self from own words on mass migration, stating he was tired when he said Britain is becoming "island of strangers".

Starmer says he regrets using 'island of strangers' phrase

The PM says he "had no idea" the language echoed Enoch Powell's 1968 speech about immigration.

Keir Starmer admits he 'deeply regrets' his 'island of strangers' immigration remark - The Mirror

Keir Starmer said he and his advisors were unaware of similarities between his words and Enoch Powell's vile Rivers of Blood speech - saying he said it hours after his family home was targeted by arsonists

I Deeply Regret "Island of Strangers" Speech, Says Starmer – The Daily Sceptic

Keir Starmer has said he "deeply" regrets saying that Britain risked becoming an "island of strangers" because of mass immigration, in the latest U-turn to appease his Left-wing MPs at the expense of the public.

Keir Starmer 'deeply' regrets using 'island of strangers' phrase in immigration warning

Sir Keir Starmer “deeply" regrets a speech where he warned British risks becoming an “island of strangers” if net migration doesn't fall.