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Nigel Farage accused Sir Keir Starmer of desperation after the Prime Minister claimed that British plans to fall on immigration were racist. Reform British leader, the order of fighting migration turned into brutality.

The angry explosion came after Sir Keir provoked public anger when he used his opponent’s plans to deport hundreds of thousands of legal immigrants. In the most obvious oral attack so far, he claimed that the indefinite permission of the workers’ leader, Farage, was “immoral ve and would“ disintegrate England ”. However, Mr. Farage accused the Prime Minister of helplessness due to gloomy survey scores.

“Starmer thinks that any of them has the right to stay in England forever with a limited visa here.

“Do not believe in workers’ border controls – and imagine that everyone who does is racist.

“This is a desperate attack of a man who sinks and leads a divided party.”

The gloves between the two sides, which are expected to fight the next general elections, came out properly for the first time.

Since the general election victory of the landslide 14 months ago, the surveys have fallen significantly since the accusation of the immigrant crisis.

Since Sir Keir 10, more than 50,000 people have passed the British channel on small boats.

During this time, reform Britain’s popularity increased.

An IPSOS survey last week, 34%, labor and conservatives at 14%reform the UK had the UK.

Last week, Mr. Farage announced that it was planning to force non -EU immigrants who continue to re -apply to the visa under strict criteria, including higher salary requirements and a better English standard.

While Sir Keir launched the Labor Party conference in Liverpool, the BBC shifted to plans during an interview with Laura Kuensberg.

“Last week, the legally here, who have been here for years, working in our hospitals, working in our schools, our businesses, our neighbors and the deportation of the reform, said they want to deport them. This will break down our country,” he said.

When asked if he thinks that politics is racist, the Prime Minister said: “I think this is a racist policy.

“I think it’s immoral, it needs to be called because it is.”

Zia Yusuf, the policy chief of the reform, said, “The Labor Party’s message to the country is open: make hundreds of billions of payments for foreign nationals to live from the state forever, or labor will call you racist.”

Labor proposes to make it difficult for immigrants to take permanent settlements by extending the time before being given up to five to 10 years.

Earnings, tax, higher English language standards and contribution to the British society will be more difficult requirements.

Sir Keir also said that he would end the taxis financed by the taxpayer for asylum seekers traveling to the doctor’s appointments as soon as possible. “It shouldn’t. Not fair,” he added.

He put pressure on whether this will not end immediately: “As soon as possible, but we will stop it.” He said.

Sir Keir said that the government wants to reveal the last date of 2029 that it has arranged to close all shelter hotels: orum I look at the alternative accommodation and I do everything we can to bring it forward. ”

The conflict of immigration came to the desperate leadership of Sir Keir, competitors on maneuvers and trade unions, demanded a force to the left to prevent the survey slide.

On November 26, with a nightmare budget, Muzak is darkening a great mood.

Sir Keir used the BBC interview to insist that his controversial plan for digital identity cards would help against illegal migration.

The last great idea was announced last week, something supported by his ally Tony Blair, but was greeted with an angry reaction.

Tories opposed the reform, lib Demit and some workers’ deputies because they were ineffective and violated civilian freedoms.

A parliamentary petition, which requested to quit the concept, was signed by more than 2.1 million people.

Sir Keir told the BBC as follows: “I have definitely convinced among the reasons why people travel in France … It is easier to work in our economy than it is in other countries.”

Currently, employers who do not make the necessary checks at the moment challenged more attention to a digital identity, and Sir Keir said: “The difference is that as it is now, it is not a retrospective exercise, but at the starting point.”