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It's three minutes after 10. A very good morning indeed to you. I don't do this very often.

But I don't think it would be quite fair to say that I've never done it before.

But I noticed this morning that my thoughts had been peaked. Is that the right use of the word?

I think it is. Peaked with a cue, by some of the

messages you've been sending me on social media. Well, blue sky, really, which is now the only one I use

for work purposes. And it was really from a lot of people in Scotland or of Scottish heritage

addressing a question that has popped up a couple of times

during the course of this week's contemplation of Kirstama's hideous language with regard to

his migration white paper. And it was, I mean, there's a curious mixture of the cross,

cross Scottish people telling me to remember to distinguish between Scotland and the rest of the UK

when it comes to conversations about public opinion or public feeling regarding immigration.

And then a slightly warmer mode of communication, people simply addressing my confusion or curiosity is the right word,

addressing my curiosity about two things, whether things are really that different in Scotland,

and if so, why? Five minutes after ten is the time. And the United Kingdom, of course, is the same place. So Rob's been in touch to talk about

small boats landing in Kent and elsewhere. But that doesn't explain why someone in Manchester

might be more concerned about it than someone in Edinburgh. You get to the border between England and Scotland, and you think that simply by crossing

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