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Content: From the overcrowded waiting rooms at our doctors’ surgeries to our overcrowded schools, we have all been feeling the effects of Labour’s disastrous immigration policy on our tiny island, when one newcomer arrived every minute. Only now have the main political parties woken up to the fact that voters who care about immigration aren’t racists: they are realists. The demands for a referendum on Europe were similarly shrugged off as an irrelevance and dismissed as unimportant by the three main parties for years. The Government – and Brussels – had always known best. No longer. It will be a key factor in Thursday’s vote. These are Ukip victories. We have Nigel Farage to thank for putting them so firmly on the agenda. Was it any surprise that last week’s final debate, to which Mr Farage was not invited to participate, saw one of the most balanced Question Time audiences in BBC history?