The battle over the upcoming by-election and Gorton and Denton has so far been largely uneventful.

The Labour Party, which holds the seat, looks said to lose it, as you'd expect.

Their leader has, after all, the worst personal satisfaction ratings of any British Prime Minister since records began.

Reform looks set to do well, which with immigration dominating the political conversation is also unsurprising.

The Greens are also performing strongly, and like reform, may even win the sea, for reasons I explained in my last video.

So far, so predictable.

But then, a video by Green candidate Hannah Spencer began doing the rounds. The clip itself

is unremarkable. It wouldn't even be worth discussing if it weren't for one minor detail. It's delivered

entirely in Urdu.

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now you might be thinking, look how right wing Constanceon has become. Why does

anyone care whether a few unrepresentative areas have a lot of people from a particular community

living there? After all, this tends to happen when groups of people move from country to country.

People are not atomized individuals, especially in more traditional societies.

British settlers, who moved to the new world, didn't move in groups of three either.

A lot of immigration happens in clusters.

It's why so many big cities have a Chinatown.

I'm not against Chinatowns.

Then again, I've never seen a British politician campaigning in Chinese.

I'm aware, as I say this, that some American viewers might find it strange that I take issue with this. After all, there are many parts of the

US where you'll get by just as easily with Spanish as you will with English. There's a big

difference between Britain and America as a British-born Pakistani Uber driver once explained to me

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