US EditionRylan Clark’s Bizarre This Morning Immigration Outburst Debunked as He Issues Statement
Rylan Clark emphasized support for legal immigrants, citing their contributions to healthcare, while criticizing illegal Channel crossings and the perceived privileges received by migrants.
- On Wednesday , Rylan Clark delivered a monologue on This Morning, saying `This country is built on immigration` and migrants 'saved my mum's life', while warning `something major needs to be done` about small-boat crossings.
- Protests have erupted nationwide over asylum housing, with around 2,000 people gathering at Bell Hotel, Epping, Essex demanding closure and a High Court judge ordering migrant relocation.
- Clark claimed small-boat arrivals receive four-star hotels, phones and `iPads`, but the Home Office says it does not supply phones or `iPads` and asylum seekers get only 9.95 for meals or 49.18 in self-catered accommodation.
- Clark faced fierce online backlash, then urged nuance on social media, posting on Instagram that `Stop with this putting everyone in a box`; Josie Gibson and Rob Rinder publicly supported him.
- The exchange tapped into a larger national debate over Channel crossings, with Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unveiling deportation plans this week and supporters and critics online split over Reform UK's policy claims.
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Rylan Clark's migrant rant on ITV This Morning was wrong on three points after backlash - Birmingham Live
Rylan Clark has been forced to defend his comments on ITV's This Morning after he claimed there was a narrative that people who cross the Channel are told "welcome, come on in"
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ITV This Morning hosts share support for co-star Rylan Clark following backlash over migration rant
Rylan Clark's This Morning co-stars have supported him following backlash he received after breaking into a rant about immigration earlier this week.Presenter Mr Clark, 36, shared his stance on the matter during ITV's this Morning, prompting a divided response from viewers.On Wednesday's instalment of the magazine show, Mr Clark began: "To be honest, this is a major worry now."He continued: "Taking politics out of this, let's just look at the co…
·London, United Kingdom
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