UKIP Leadership Contest continues - Lisa Duffy

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by British Muslim communities, including issues like female repression, forced marriages, and electoral fraud. It highlights UKIP's role in bringing political issues such as EU membership and immigration control to the forefront. The need for better integration policies is emphasized, with a focus on the parallel systems within British Islamic communities that conflict with mainstream British values. The transcript also references Ray Honeyford's critique of multiculturalism and the preservation of subcontinental values by Asian parents.

What are some of the practices that the text suggests are sustained by the repression of women in British Muslim communities?

How did UKIP influence the political agenda regarding immigration and EU membership according to the text?

What does the text imply about the integration policies needed for British Islamic institutions?

In what ways does the text suggest that British Muslim communities have developed parallel systems?

What concerns did Ray Honeyford raise about multiculturalism in the 1980s?