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LONDON, March 7 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson rejected calls on Monday for Britain to ease visa requirements for Ukrainian refugees fleeing conflict, saying Britain was a generous country but it needed to maintain checks on who was arriving. The United Nations estimates that more than 1.5 million people have fled Ukraine since Russia started bombarding its neighbour, with hundreds of thousands pouring into Poland, Romania, Slovakia and elsewhere.

This is what one VERY RAPIDLY INCREASING non-indigenous subpopulation of the UK want for Britain....Sharia law, Sharia courts, death for gay men and women, death for adultery, death for unbelievers, death for apostasy, amputation for theft, subjugation of women, animal cruelty and child cruelty. Watch this 4:35 minute video of a liberal reporter who goes back to her hometown in the UK to see what it has become in just 10 years since not living there. HYSTERICAL when she sees for herself that her entire community has become one giant Islamic patch of protests and hate. Must watch reality come...

UK eyes tighter immigration control From correspondents in London05feb04 BRITAIN was examining tighter controls to prevent increased immigration from mainly eastern European countries joining the European Union, Prime Minister Tony Blair said. Blair, responding to a question in Parliament from opposition Conservative Leader Michael Howard, said the Government was looking at the "potential risk" and might close concessions if necessary. Howard said almost every other EU government had already imposed controls and asked why Britain had not followed suit. "We will take whatever measures are necessary in order to make sure that the pull factor, which might draw people...

Thu 5 Feb 2004 PM's tough line on immigration quickly diluted by Downing Street ALISON HARDIE POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT TONY Blair threatened yesterday to deny eastern European immigrants access to Britain after their countries join the European Union. The Prime Minister adopted a surprisingly tough line under close questioning from Michael Howard, the Conservative leader. However, only hours later, his policy appeared in chaos as Downing Street suggested that immigrants from the Warsaw Pact succession nations would not be denied the right to work, only the right to social security benefits. Only Britain and Ireland have failed to put controls in...