WATCH: Christine Jardine stand up for immigrants on Channel 4 Political slot

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WATCH: Christine Jardine stand up for immigrants on Channel 4 Political slot

By The Voice | Sun 9th August 2020 - 9:03 am

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Channel 4 runs a regular political slot and this week it was the turn of our Christine Jardine to highlight an issue close to her heart. Our Home Affairs spokesperson made a passionate case for immigration and why we need to welcome and support immigrants. This was filmed at the height of the pandemic and she did a Zoom interview with a doctor who was working long hours and taking huge risks, yet still faced exorbitant fees and visa stress to be able to work here.

You can catch up with the three minute programme here.

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2 Comments

Ian Sanderson (RM3) 9th Aug '20 - 9:44am

Good stuff, but you have to Register with and LogIn to Channel 4 to see it.
suzanne fletcher 10th Aug '20 - 11:13pm

Yes good stuff, after the faff of getting in to watch it. Hope plenty of people do bother though

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