They didn’t protect the children. They protected the system. They knew. They watched. They signed off. Eighty-five cities. Not one whistleblower. Just documents. Just budgets. Just silence. This isn’t negligence. It’s design. You think it’s over there. But the blueprint’s global. They call it multiculturalism. You’ll call it hell when it knocks on your door. This wasn’t a scandal. It was a ritual. And the price was innocence. And the currency was pain. There is no rehabilitation. Only reckoning.

For too long, Britain has been addicted to cheap overseas labour — while 1 in 8 of our own young people aren’t in education, employment or training. I'm putting our young people first, investing in skills they need and ending our dependence on foreign labour.