Keir Starmer

But we're not going to back down.

They must act.

We will take the necessary measures.

We will strengthen existing laws and prepare for legislation if it needs to go further.

And Ofcom will continue its independent investigation.

So we have to make the case for the benefits of migration, the benefits of free movement. We have to make the case for freedom of movement. And we have to make it stronger. We welcome migrants. We don't scapegoat them. Low wages, poor housing. Poor public services are not the fault of migrants and people who've come here. They're political failure. Political failure.

So we have to make the case for the benefits of migration, the benefits of free movement. We have to make the case for freedom of movement. And we have to make it stronger. We welcome migrants. We don't scapegoat them. Low wages, poor housing. Poor public services are not the fault of migrants and people who've come here. They're political failure. Political failure.

So we have to make the case for the benefits of migration, the benefits of free movement. We have to make the case for freedom of movement. And we have to make it stronger. We welcome migrants. We don't scapegoat them. Low wages, poor housing. Poor public services are not the fault of migrants and people who've come here. They're political failure. Political failure.

Today, we publish a white paper on immigration, a strategy absolutely central to my plan for change that will finally take back control of our borders and close the book on a squalid chapter for our politics and our economy and our country. The experiment is over. We risk becoming an island of strangers, not a nation that walks forward together.

Today, we publish a white paper on immigration, a strategy absolutely central to my plan for change that will finally take back control of our borders and close the book on a squalid chapter for our politics and our economy and our country. The experiment is over. We risk becoming an island of strangers, not a nation that walks forward together.

Today, we publish a white paper on immigration, a strategy absolutely central to my plan for change that will finally take back control of our borders and close the book on a squalid chapter for our politics and our economy and our country. The experiment is over. We risk becoming an island of strangers, not a nation that walks forward together.

But when people come to our country, they should also commit to integration, to learning our language.

But when people come to our country, they should also commit to integration, to learning our language.

But when people come to our country, they should also commit to integration, to learning our language.

Our system should actively distinguish between those that do and those that don't.

Our system should actively distinguish between those that do and those that don't.

Our system should actively distinguish between those that do and those that don't.

This is a really fantastic historic day in which we can announce this deal between our two great countries. And I think it's a real tribute to the history that we have of working so closely together. Can I pay tribute, Donald, to your negotiating team as well, particularly Howard and Jameson, who've done an incredible job, a very professional job.

This is a really fantastic historic day in which we can announce this deal between our two great countries. And I think it's a real tribute to the history that we have of working so closely together. Can I pay tribute, Donald, to your negotiating team as well, particularly Howard and Jameson, who've done an incredible job, a very professional job.

This is a really fantastic historic day in which we can announce this deal between our two great countries. And I think it's a real tribute to the history that we have of working so closely together. Can I pay tribute, Donald, to your negotiating team as well, particularly Howard and Jameson, who've done an incredible job, a very professional job.