BRITISH voters will give our politicians a shock wake up call about immigration and the BNP - according to a poll in tomorrow's News of the World.

The exclusive ICM poll reveals almost TWO THIRDS think mainstream, political parties have no credible policies on immigration.

It shows they believe foreign arrivals are getting favourable treatment over housing and other benefits.

And a large proportion of the population AGREE with some of the statements made by Nick Griffin.

It also reveals that ONE THIRD of voters believe in a core BNP policy - that British-born people from ethnic minorities should lose all state benefits, including NHS medical treatment, to pay for them to leave the country.

Narrow majorities also oppose the teaching of gay and straight sex in schools and say the Islamic faith treats women as second-class citizens, which are both core BNP beliefs.

Tomorrow's poll shows 10% say there should be an end to any immigration.

The majority of voters (54%) think the show would have put people off the BNP, although 23% say it will win them more support.

44% say white working class people have been abandoned.

The BNP message IS getting through among white working class voters. The number who say they have been abandoned by the mainstream political parties rises from 62% to 71%.
And the number who say they should come first over people from ethnic minorities goes up from 28% to 41%.

Only 10% say there should be a stop on all future immigration.

The current system, introduced by Labour, of a points-based system allowing people with skills to come in, is backed by 64%.
Just 20% say the Tories' plan of a yearly cap on numbers will work.
However, the Conservatives' large lead in the polls mean 26% say they have the best policies on immigration, compared to 21% for Labour, 13% for the Lib Dems and just 6% for the BNP.

504 random people were polled on october 23/24.
Voters will give politicians shock wake up call about immigration and BNP. | News Of The World

Is 504 adults a credible amount? If so, what does this mean?