Woolas admits even his children have suffered from immigration

By Tom Whitehead, Home Affairs Editor Published: 6:09PM GMT twenty-five February 2010

Mr Woolas, who has dual boys of propagandize age, supposed that the remarkable liquid of large numbers of people had had an outcome on communities after being confronted by an impoverished man on BBC"s Newsnight.

He went on to admit: "My own family, my children, have suffered from that and we recognize that point ..."

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Asked what he meant, he combined only: "Well, if you get, as the lady says, if you get a big liquid of people entrance in to an area, Slough Council, Peterborough Council, have lifted this point, that is the cost you pay."

He refused to enhance on his comments yesterday and it stays misleading either he equates to his young kids have suffered as a outcome of vigour on schools or communities in general.

He is the ultimate Labour apportion to accept immigration has impacted on towns and cities but

In December, Gordon Brown, the Prime Minister, pronounced immigration had "cost" tools of Britain, impacting on jobs, salary and even family ties.

That came a week after Alan Johnson, the Home Secretary, pronounced the Government had been unhandy over immigration, that had impacted on communities.

Chris Grayling, the shade Home Secretary, said: "There is no subject that immigration has put outrageous vigour on the open services. How can a Minister urge a process that he admits his own family has suffered from?"