3 d. ago Should ITV have pushed back on Rylan Clark's migrant comments? Take our poll and have your say

We want to know your thoughts after Rylan Clark provoked angry backlash with his rant about small boat crossings on ITV's This Morning - have your say by voting in our poll

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4 d. ago Dating Naked UK star says Rylan is '100% correct' as he backs his migrant comments

Rylan Clark found himself in hot water this week after making comments about migrants taking 'illegal routes' into the UK during a chat on This Morning

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5 d. ago Rylan Clark issues statement after migrant comments spark backlash on This Morning

Rylan Clark has issued a statement after his comments on This Morning about migrants sparked a backlash. The TV presenter said "migrants saved my mum's life" while hosting the ITV show on Wednesday

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5 d. ago Rylan Clark backs down on migrant comment as This Morning star calls him out live on air

Rylan Clark returned to This Morning on Thursday after his controversial immigration statement

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5 d. ago Rylan Clark 'not getting involved' as Josie Gibson makes cheeky comment after migrant row

The presenter returned to the ITV show after sparking an enormous reaction to his comments on immigration

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3 w. ago Spain’s economy is the envy of Europe, but the plight of its strawberry pickers tells another story | Tone Sutterud

Its migrant-powered GDP growth is lauded. If only the people who pick its fruit could be treated with dignity and respectI used to enjoy being able to buy strawberries in the supermarket in winter. But that was before I saw first-hand where most of the UK’s imported berries come from. The working conditions of migrant farm workers in southern Spain were something I never thought I would see in a European country. While others flounder, the Spanish economy is booming, in large part thanks to unusually high migration levels – but too many of the people propping it up are being treated disgracefully.At the end of Huelva’s berry-growing season in April, I sat having lunch at a roadside restaurant in town, as an endless stream of trailers with fruit logos on the side thundered past. At peak times, 2,000 of these lorries leave Huelva every day, laden with berries destined for the European market. More than 60% of the strawberries British people eat in winter were grown in the polytunnels ...

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