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Thank you. installation, no white papers, green papers or red tape required. Welcome to the rest of this politics question time with me, Rory Stewart.

And with me, Alastair Campbell. And Rory, you've insisted that we start with this question. I assume it's because you're brimming

with ideas. Adam Hensel, as professional armchair critics, I might rebut that, actually.

Well, we do have arms on our chair. We do have arms, but are we armchair critics? Anyway,

offer us some potential solutions to the UK migration issue.

At least Adam doesn't call it a crisis.

He calls it an issue.

That's going to be unfair, but let's imagine that I was stereotyping you.

I would say you're somebody who is very comfortable with multicultural Britain,

probably feels the anxieties about immigration overdone, certainly has said on the podcast in the past, that talking about it too much, hands stuff to Nigel Farage,

and that you don't really want to be associated with Rwanda-style politics, stop the votes, stop immigration.

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