immigration should vote for other party? i think any voter in scotland who wants to _ party? i think any voter in scotland who wants to impact _ party? i think any voter in scotland who wants to impact our— party? i think any voter in scotland who wants to impact our economy, party? i think any voter in scotland i who wants to impact our economy, our nhs. should _ who wants to impact our economy, our nhs, should vote for the parties want _ nhs, should vote for the parties want to— nhs, should vote for the parties want to cut migration, which is the labour— want to cut migration, which is the labour party, the conservative party and nigel— labour party, the conservative party and nigel farage. this is the consequence of us being led down the garden _ consequence of us being led down the garden path by the right—wing in british— garden path by the right—wing in british politics for far too long. we need — british politics for far too long. we need to stand against it, promote our economy, promote public services. _ our economy, promote public services, and do so by promoting migration~ — migration. applause nigel farage? i'm on a platform i tonight with six other people whose parties have been wholly unconcerned with the issue of immigration. they think to even question it somehow makes you a bad person. let's get back to lorenzo's question and deal with some logic. from the end of the 1940s until mr blair came to power, for 50 years, net migration into great britain was 30,000-40,000 a net migration into great britain was 30,000—a0,000 a year, then tony blair comes in, we get net migration for the period of the labour