The word "foreigners" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to refer to people that are not native or citizens of a particular country or region. For example, "The restaurant in our town is popular amongst tourists and foreigners alike."
Actually I would have thought that having a new set of slightly more foreign foreigners living next door to despise would have been right up the Mail's street.
You can receive foreign money, but if you do, you then talk with foreigners.
Cameron will also set out plans to restrict foreigners from access to social housing if they have not been resident in the UK for five years, plans widely trailed over the weekend, as well as making it easier for the NHS to claim back the costs of treating people from overseas.
One of the main slogans used by Cameron and the British anti-EU critics is the fight against immigration and social benefit scams by foreigners.
Meanwhile, when Nigel Farage sank low with a rant against HIV-positive foreigners, it was Plaid Cymru's Leanne Wood who won applause by telling him he should be ashamed of himself.
Labour's campaign spokesman, Fraser Kemp, told Guardian Unlimited: "It is disgraceful that the Liberal Democrats are actively seeking money from foreigners to fund their election campaign".
"Not at all," he says, "foreigners who buy are doing so more for pleasure than to make money.
The BBC is to be investigated over a news bulletin that featured a child saying he backed Ukip "to get all the foreigners out".
The child responded that he would vote for Ukip because he wanted to "get all the foreigners out of the country".
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 12.11pm BST12 11 Sir Tony Baldry, a Conservative, says Ukip's policies are based on fear, fear of the world and fear of foreigners.
He said that the total cost of foreigners accessing the NHS was thought to be around £2bn, and the fact that Creative Research were saying only £500m could be recovered showed how realistic they were being.
