How the home of the Dambusters became an immigration battleground

It was once the home of the Dambusters, then the Red Arrows, and it served as an airfield for fighters in both world wars. Now, RAF Scampton – a former airbase on the flat plains of Lincolnshire that locals boast is “the world’s most famous” – is on the frontline of a battle of a very different kind.

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