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A new GB News documentary investigates how immigration has transformed Britain. The film features a homeless man who feels betrayed because migrants get free hotels, Reform Party MP Rupert Lowe and Dr David Starkey. GB News's Steven Edginton travels to the country's least-white city, Leicester, and interviews immigrants about their views of Britain. He also speaks to people on the street in Great Yarmouth, which voted for Nigel Farage's Reform Party in the general election. Immigration has gripped Britain like no other topic in the past year. It sparked riots and protests across the country following the brutal murder of three girls in Southport; it led to the rise of Nigel Farage’s Reform Party and doomed the Conservatives to their greatest defeat in history. Undoubtedly Britain has been transformed by migration. Until the Second World War, Britain was a largely ethnically homogeneous country with a strong national identity and proud culture. In recent decades, the country’s borders were opened to the world and millions have come. Some were doctors and came from other skilled professions; many came from complete poverty and brought their extended families. Leicester, a city where I asked if people were proud to be British, is now the least white city in Britain (just 41% of people identified as such in the latest census). Keep up to date with the latest news at Don’t let them silence us - support GB News here: The new GB News Shop is now online! Explore the Fearless range today at Twitter: Facebook: Download the GB News app! You can watch GB News on all of your favourite devices and keep up to date with the latest news, analysis, opinion and more.
