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And Lisa Nandy, who is the UK's culture secretary, said that the situation, the public disaffection was so bad that she thought the whole of the north of England could go up in flames.

So here are sort of contributions that very much support your thesis, Professor Betts.

Where do people go?

I know in the UK media you're out all the time warning people of what is going to happen.

I like to say this will happen unless we take action.

But you're coming in with a line which is even harder than the one that I'm pushing.

It's going to happen pretty much no matter what we do.

Where do people go on social media to keep up with your output?

That's it.

Perfect.

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We have another regular guest on the show.

He's been with us several times before, Gonzalo Martín, who's the Vice President of National Democracy in Spain.

And we've asked Gonzalo to come and explain something to us that's been...

all over the world's press over the last few days and that is pedro sanchez the spanish prime minister has announced that they are going to regularize 500 000 illegal third world invaders and give them residency permits and work visas and the only criteria

to take advantage of this amnesty is that you had to have been in Spain before the 31st of December of last year.

That's not even one month ago.

So it doesn't matter how illegally you came into the country, if you were there for five minutes, five months before