 Economics graduate Milo works as a kitchen porter in Glasgow |
In today's election rally, Breakfast's Declan Curry stopped off in Glasgow, to find out why the Scots are appealing for migrant workers.
The Scottish First Minister Jack McConnell is actively encouraging immigration to Scotland, partly because many of Scotland's own young people have traditionally gone South to look for work.
We heard the story of one migrant worker from Slovenia, an economics graduate who's swapped working in a bank for a post as a kitchen porter.
And, we talked to the bus company which has recruited drivers from as far away as Poland
Also on Breakfast, as the Liberal Democrats launch an attack on Tony Blair's handling of Iraq, we asked: how much does the issue matter to voters?
We debated Iraq with journalists John Kampfner and William Shawcross.
And we looked at the battle of the election wives, with journalists Jo-Anne Nadler and Kaye Adams
You can find out more about Breakfast's plans to cover the General Election
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How can Jack McConnell support bringing in immigrants when the tax payer is paying for the unemployed.Is it because the immigrants work for lower pay?
