Dining across the divide: He used that sad argument that the UK doesn't have enough for everybody who wants to come in'

"Michael expressed concerns over immigration saying, 'We've had far too much immigration over a short period. Britain is not a big country—you can only have a certain number of people per square mile.' He believes this leads to infrastructure issues like overcrowding and impacts essential services like the NHS."

"Bruno challenged Michael's views, sharing that his experience in Portugal demonstrates that diversity can be managed without resorting to populist sentiment. He argued, 'It's perfectly possible to manage this without populism,' highlighting the importance of shared values for integration."

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