Brexit has made us more relaxed about immigration, not less

Voters have a keen nose for authenticity.

Indeed, they value it regardless of whether they necessarily share a politician’s views.

• Mark Wallace
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It’s not uncommon to hear people say that while they didn’t agree with Margaret Thatcher, at least she stood up for what she believed in – or to express their contempt for Tony Blair’s weasel words, even if they broadly liked his actual policies.

In recent y ears, the mercurial quality of authenticity has become all the more powerful.

Politicians such as Nigel Farage and Jeremy Corbyn build followings on the perception that they speak their minds and…

• Brexit has made…