Fresh hell for Andy Burnham as true impact of mass migration exposed in major setback for PM’s flagship pledge

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Andy Burnham's flagship pledge to end homelessness is now looking much more challenging as GB News has exposed the true impact of mass migration.Britain's population has increased by nearly four million since the public voted for Brexit back in 2016.The nearly six per cent rise, which the Office for National Statistics has attributed "mainly to international migration", comes despite more than 1.2million Britons emigrating abroad in the five years to December 2025.The dramatic rise, highlighted in a Facts4EU report produced in collaboration with Stand for Our Sovereignty (SOS) and The Campaign for an Independent Britain (CIBUK), means England alone requires accommodation for roughly 242,000 additional households a year over the next decade.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say When Labour came to power in 2024, they set a target of 1.5 million new homes in England by the end of this Parliament, which equalled roughly 300,000 homes per year.Shortly after winning the election, Housing...

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