SOLDIERS

from overseas who volunteer to fight for the British Army are not allowed to bring their families here because they don’t earn enough to support them. For a start, it’s a disgrace that we’re paying members of our Armed Forces such a pitiful wage. But if all else fails, they should tell their wives and children to stow away in the back of a lorry, or pay a people-smuggler to give them a ride across the Channel in a rubber dinghy. Then they can claim asylum and they’ll be welcomed with open arms.