Two-thirds of Britons blame the UK's immigration policy for the outbreak of riots across the country, a new poll has revealed.

A poll by Savanta has shown that more people think the recent unrest was about migration, rather than the Southport killings in July.

Two-thirds of Britons blame the UK's immigration policy for the outbreak of riots across the country, a new poll has revealed.A poll by Savanta has shown that more people think the recent unrest was about migration, rather than the Southport killings in July.FULL STORY HERE.{ai:summary}<p>In the grim twilight of British streets, two-thirds of the populace cast their blame on immigration policies, seeing them as the canary in the coal mine for civil unrest. A poll finds more concern over migrants than the tragic Southport killings.</p><p>The city smolders as discontent brews, each riot a reflection of deep-seated fears and frustrations. The roots of chaos trace back to more than just crime; they dig deep into the soil of policy failure. #society</p>

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