Here’s a thought to warm your heart. Although tens of thousands of impoverished British pensioners will die from the cold in the coming months, so-called asylum seekers will get hundreds of pounds each in benefit payments for gas and electricity, amounting to more than double the pensioners’ winter fuel allowance. 

The UK’s ‘border agency’ has lost 124,000 asylum seekers and migrants in the last year, it has been revealed. UKBA figures showed the number of individuals lost by the agency had almost tripled in six months from 40,500 in March to 124,000 in September. 

More than 5,000 foreign criminals – including murderers, rapists and child sex offenders – who should have been kicked out of Britain are still here, with most claiming deportation would breach their human rights. 

The total number of people seeking asylum in industrialized countries rose by 17 percent in the first six months of 2011, with ‘Benefits Britain’ being the fifth most popular destination. 

Ninety-eight thousand asylum seekers will remain in Britain after being lost by the Government’s incompetent border agency, it has been revealed. 

Britain’s asylum system has cost the country £10 billion since 1999 – and has allowed 266,000 illegal immigrants to remain here indefinitely. 

Despite mass government cutbacks affecting frontline services in Salford, the Council is actively promoting another ‘Refugee Week’ in the city, reports Salford British National Party. 

Tens of thousands of alleged asylum seekers, some of them criminals, have been allowed to stay in Britain because of their ‘right to a family life’ rather than any proof of persecution in their home countries. 

British taxpayers have had to pay out £1.2 billion in the last three years to house and support “asylum seekers”, a figure that accounts for just part of the yearly asylum swindle. 

The government’s failed bid to deport an “asylum seeker” who killed a twelve-year-old girl in a hit-and-run accident underlines the pathetic state of our judicial system and the impotence of our “rulers”.