£80 billion EU ransom demand and Free Movement of People will be conceded following deal brokered by Keir Starmer

Following revelations contained in an unpublished Home Office report on the inability of the UK authorities to extradite convicted terrorists, Jane Collins, the UKIP spokesman for Home Affairs has responded:

Labour’s new plan to remain in the EU and allow free movement of people ‘for as long as necessary’ is a betrayal of the British people, said UKIP today.

Net Immigration to year ending March 2017 was estimated to be 246,000, down 81,000 from 327,000 in March 2016. Immigration was still nearly 600,000.

After years of uncontrolled mass immigration from the EU a slowdown in migration from the EU and an increase in emigration of EU citizens accounts for a substantial percentage of the change.

“This report was produced by the Home Office, then under Theresa May, prior to the referendum and at a time when the government had an official and well publicised policy of not allowing civil servants to support the leave campaign. It was produced during the era of the now discredited ‘Project Fear’”, said Steve Crowther, UKIP’s interim Leader “The reality is that the EU facilitates only symbolic intelligence cooperation between member states”.