London, (Shahzad Ali) __ Experts have issued warnings regarding the escalating anti-immigration sentiment in the United Kingdom, attributing its intensification to media coverage and political discourse. This trend has resulted in a decline in public support for the government from both right-wing and left-wing constituencies.

Tom Brufatto, a representative of Best for Britain, articulated that recent data illustrates how the prevailing media narrative and political rhetoric are “fanning the flames” of anti-immigration sentiments. He remarked, “The government is losing support simultaneously from both ends of the political spectrum.”

Brufatto further indicated that implementing measures to address the rising cost of living—specifically those aimed at mitigating the economic repercussions of Brexit through enhanced trading relations with the European Union—could foster support across political divides.

In a related commentary, Saeema Syeda of the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants (JCWI) stated that polling data confirms the absence of an immigration crisis. “This represents a manufactured panic,” she asserted, “perpetuated by certain politicians and segments of the media to distract the public from issues that significantly impact their lives.”

Syeda emphasized that communities throughout Britain share common priorities, including financial stability, access to healthcare, quality education, and secure housing. “It is imperative to discontinue the politics of scapegoating and concentrate on genuine solutions,” she urged.

Analysts underscore that public perceptions of national priorities are frequently shaped by the media’s framing of social and political issues, as evidenced by recent opinion surveys.ons,” she urged.