Why such secrecy at hotel for migrants?
BRITAIN’S migrant hotel crisis gets more bizarre by the day.
It is outrageous that signs for a four-star Hilton Hotel have been covered up after asylum seekers moved in.
Is it to deter protests from a furious local community or to hide the embarrassment of offering luxury lodgings beyond the reach of many taxpayers to all-male illegal arrivals?
The turreted Doubletree by Hilton in West London was converted into migrant accommodation in November as part of a deal with the Home Office.
Its website shows pictures of luxury rooms which in other Hiltons could go for up to £260 a night and boasts of a gym and top-class restaurant.
But of course they are no longer available to the public.
Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to close down migrant hotels, used by roughly 32,000 asylum seekers, by the end of the current Parliament in 2029.
The policy, first introduced by the Tories, has caused national outrage, as yesterday’s protests up and down the country showed.
But the Government needs to be open about this crisis.
Last week we learned that a ‘’spy’’ team working for Technology Secretary Peter Kyle complained to social media firms about posts critical of asylum hotels.
Now we see hotel signs being covered.
Secrecy is never the right policy in the face of enormous costs to the taxpayer.
And the legitimate concerns of voters footing the £4million-a-day bill cannot be covered up as easily as a hotel sign.
Simon JonesSigns for a four-star Hilton Hotel have been covered up after asylum seekers moved in[/caption]
Glorifying terror
PRIMARY pupils in Palestine are being taught from sickening textbooks that honour the terrorist slaughter of Jews.
This is the grim reality of the war-torn territory that Sir Keir Starmer is proposing to recognise as a state — without even insisting Hamas disarms.
These fanatics are not only entrenched in Palestinian life but they are bringing up the next generation to revere Israeli-hating terrorists.
They are determined to wipe their neighbour off the map.
Why should Britain give them sovereign status?
Think again, Sir Keir.
Our goalden girls
OUR Lionesses have been a beacon of light amidst the summer’s economic gloom.
The PM is right to hint at honours for their stunning Euros triumph.
Last week they each got a winner’s medal.
Now give them some bling from the King.
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