'There is a whole Eastern European city of half a million people in London. More than 80 per cent have arrived since 2004. It is a city working in basic jobs, with a sprinkling of Russian aristocrats and Bosnian refugees.'

The magazine's latest issue, out today, features an advert for a book by a BNP blogger that we at Standpoint refused to publish

A decade ago I tentatively questioned the benefits of mass immigration and got slated for it. But things have moved on

The incompetence of the UK Border Agency has cost me thousands and, ultimately, seen me deported. Even their own staff concede they don’t know what they’re doing

The corporation has for too long ignored public opinion on multiculturalism, sticking instead to liberal orthodoxies

The UK Border Agency's woeful inefficiency means that visa applicants are stuck in the country, without a passport and unable to work, for months on end

In Pakistan the Ahmadiyya community live in fear of attack. In England they are a model of integration and loyalty to the host country

David Goodhart's The British Dream isn't a scintillating read, but it is a thoughtful articulation of the UK's changing attitudes to immigration

Are we being overrun by immigrants, ask two housewives

Anyone who voiced concern about the rate of immigration into Britain was branded a racist. They weren’t racist. They were right