This is The Guardian.
Today, why the UK's Labour government wants to copy Denmark's harsh approach to immigration.
Now, we Brits have long admired a lot that the Danes have to offer.
We all love Lego, obviously.
Many of us enjoy their bacon.
We binge their crime dramas,
Henry their knitwear and are charmed by their special word for all things cozy and warm,
even if we struggle to pronounce it.
But now the British government is looking to something else Danish for inspiration.
It's immigration regime.
Sources at the Home Office have confirmed that the Home Secretary,
Shabana Mahmoud, is actively looking at Denmark to model some of her policies.
Denmark has seen as one of the toughest countries in Europe for dealing with asylum claims.
Over the last six years,
Denmark's social democratic government has implemented a series of radical policies to explicitly make immigrants feel unwelcome.
And they would say it's worked.
Asylum claims are at a 40-year low.
Net migration is now just 30,000 a year.
Pretty low for a country of 6 million people.
But it's left many of Denmark's minority communities feeling scared and insecure.