Labour already talks, rightly, of more cash for those communities most affected by migration, a dedicated fund to ease the pressures new arrivals can bring on housing and school places.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] talksSIR – Your leader on global trade talks rightly acknowledged the laudable aims of the Doha round, which "deliberately put poor countries first", only to suggest that a new effort, a so-called Global Recovery Round, must leave agriculture aside ("Goodbye Doha, hello Bali", September 8th).
There has been a lot of talk — rightly so — about the moral compromises associated with the conduct of our war in Afghanistan: the drug dealers on our payroll; the graft we fund; the civilians killed in the course of our raids.
While "death panel" talk rightly makes us uncomfortable, I wish several Memorial nurses and one physician in particular had been able to get their professional and personal lives back, unscathed.
But for a time, respectable Republicans generally avoided the Soros conspiracy talk, rightly understanding that seeing the Jewish banker as a globalist "puppet master" smacked of the worst kind of anti-Semitism.
This small nation that its defenders at the peace talks so rightly predicted could be little more than a highway to Russia and the Balkans proved to be just that.
"We should talk, and rightly so, about British values that are enduring," argued Gordon Brown in 2005.
Ms Soubry replied: "You make a very important point when you talk about, rightly, the good number of women who are training to be doctors but the unintended consequences".
"Two wins, people are going to talk, and rightly so - a 4-0 win away from home against a team that was joint top," he said.
The conqueror of 'Sprinter' at Ascot, Dodging Bullets, bred by Frankie Dettori, is being talked up, rightly, by champion trainer Paul Nicholls as the form horse. Nicholls also has Mr Mole, with McCoy riding, who might well have beaten 'Sire' anyway at Newbury even if that horse hadn't come a cropper.
And as the first lady talks — sensibly and rightly — about getting kids away from the television and into yards and parks, she tends to steer clear of that ground.
