Foster Children Taken From Parents in Rotherham

The transcript discusses the political controversy surrounding the removal of foster children from UKIP parents, sparking criticism of Rotherham Council. The Labour Party is embarrassed by the decision, and an investigation is initiated. Peter Watt, a former Labour Party secretary, argues politics should not influence foster care. The debate extends to UKIP's stance on multiculturalism and immigration, with concerns about the party's policies.

What was the reaction of the UK Independence Party to the removal of foster children from UKIP parents?

• They proposed a new policy.

• They expressed strong indignation.

• They were indifferent to the decision.

• They supported the decision.

What action did the authorities take in response to the controversy over the foster care decision?

• They ignored the issue.

• They immediately reversed the decision.

• They initiated an investigation.

• They held a public meeting.

According to Peter Watt, what should not influence the placement of foster children?

• Economic status

• Educational qualifications

• Political affiliations

• Cultural background

What is one of UKIP's proposed policies regarding immigration?

• Unlimited immigration from Europe

• Increased immigration quotas

• A five-year freeze on immigration

• Open borders for all

How did the general public in the town perceive the council's decision amidst the political storm?

• As a necessary action

• As a minor issue

• As an own goal by the authority

• As a strategic political move