It’s not often that Chris Dillow misses a key point in what is otherwise a typically sharp and incisive assessment of the ongoing bleating about migration placing ‘pressure’ on public services but, for once, there is something that can be added to his analysis that bears mentioning as, […]

 Its always sad to see an eminent scientist getting himself into strife with what appears, at first sight, to be a few injudicious and controversial remarks. It’s even worse to find that those remarks have been used to construct an unfair and rather misleading hose job on the […]