At last somebody in westminster has realised that 'BRITAIN IS FULL'

Sid Jacques, Durham,

It's about time ONE of the political parties DID swing to the Right. A lot of otherwise fairly tolerant and liberal minded people in this country are sick and tired of the bumbling, incompetent PC- led ditherings of 'New' Labour over issues such as crime, immigration and social breakdown coupled with their incessant need to persecute and tax law- abiding, working citizens. Teenagers can readily get hold of guns but the government announces a crack down on 'middle class wine binge drinkers' who may be harming themselves and costing the NHS money! These people PAY for the NHS- and everything else in this Country. Cameron's just another public school boy who thinks running the country is a: 'jolly jape' . We need to get rid of all of these idiots and start having some sensible discussions on what this Country should be, where the real issues (including immigration) are openly and fully discussed. I predit a huge increase in the BNP vote unless the two main parties address real concerns.

Dan, Oxford, England

Bill Rees, Truro,

Five years ago the UK economy wasn't dependent on Polish immigrants, so why would it be now?

If workers in the multitude of industries you mention stopped sending half their income overseas, it would be a good thing for Britain.

Oh, and if all the cheap foreign labour disappeared, perhaps the complacent employers encouraged by Labour's lax immigration policies would start paying slightly above the minimum wage, and British people would get off the dole and fill the vacancies you seem to think we need Poles for.

(by the way - it's affect, not effect).

j griffiths, manchester, England

Cameron is weak and hopeless. He had nothing to say about the unemployment being caused by immigration and the growth of the British underclass, and, of course, he would not be able to do anything about EU immigration anyway.

David Scott, Chester,

Cameron will continue to do U TURNS on a daily basis as he is in panic mode with his present poll ratings.Unfortunately the off the cuff statements are never backed up with any details of how he woulds solve the problems.If you stop in Polish workers coming in it will effect every industry in the UK, food processing , agriculture, service industry, nursing homes, tourist hospitality industry ,engineering , building industry and public transport.How is Cameron going to fill the labour shortage without hitting the economy maybe he will return to the old Tory Party policy of creating unemployment. Thats what happend on a regular 4 year cycle prior to Labour getting in power.

Bill Rees, Truro, Cornwall

Does anyone still believe a word of what Cameron says? Not long ago he called his Party's core voters "racists". Get rid of him.

peter, London,

Vote BNP Dave

John Merritt, Oxted, Surrey

Yes, Cameron's only '...addressing it' but without the antics of this so-called ‘far right’ he wouldn’t have even touched upon it. And all this talk about the 'far right.' For God’s sake, what is this ‘far right’ that everybody’s so frightened of if not just plain sensible policies that have got lost somewhere along the way ever since this brutal style of Left wing fascism took over. And all this hand wringing and needing to justify whenever anything to do with immigration is mentioned and politicians assuring each other that this is not a lurch to the right as if the left has the monopoly on morality (a quick look at the history books shows them to be far worse). All that this demonstrates is how far all of them/us have become brainwashed by the loony left’s policies. I for one am ready for a revolution. I’ve had enough of this nonsense and I want somebody in power who will actually do something about the things that I care about.

stevgillamos, Romford,