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Brits living in Benidorm say they moved because there are ‘too many foreigners in the UK’

You couldn't write it.

Charlie Herbert by Charlie Herbert
2025-08-21 12:02
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Brits living in Benidorm say they moved because there are 'too many foreigners in the UK'
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Irony has been laid to rest in Benidorm of all places after British migrants living there said they left the UK because there are “too many foreigners.”

The revelation came during a segment on GB News (where else), who travelled to the popular holiday destination to ask Brits what they made of things in the UK.

When they asked one woman why she had decided to move to the Spanish town, she responded, with complete sincerity, that it was because there are “too many foreigners in the UK.”

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The woman, who of course is a foreigner in Spain, continued: “We lost our rights, freedom of speech went.”

“Britain lost the plot 20 years ago, sorry,” she added.

‘We lost our rights, freedom of speech went!’

British holiday makers tell GB reporter Dougie Beattie why they moved to Benidorm permanently. pic.twitter.com/QigFprhm5L

— GB News (@GBNEWS) August 20, 2025

Reacting to the comical clip on social media, many couldn’t believe the sheer level of irony and stupidity on display.

One person wrote: “The sheer irony, the arrogance of it all. Sorry but I’ve had it with treating people like this with kid gloves. Show me a video of them speaking fluent Spanish and I’ll eat a sombrero live on X!”

"There are too many foreigners in the UK so we came to live here in Benidorm" 🤡

The sheer irony, the arrogance of it all. Sorry but I've had it with treating people like this with kid gloves. Show me a video of them speaking fluent Spanish and I'll eat a sombrero live on X ! https://t.co/Gym707sIIw

— Alex Taylor (@AlexTaylorNews) August 21, 2025

Someone else said: “Such minds gave us Brexit.”

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She's a foreigner in Benidorm, yet she complains of too many foreigners in UK. Such minds gave us #Brexit. https://t.co/gICtYD2Kl8

— David Head (@DavidHeadViews) August 21, 2025

In a mocking post, one parody account joked that Benidorm was the “last bastion of the British Empire.”

“When you listen to these two you realise the sun never truly sets on our great empire and that God is an English man,” they added.

Benidorm:
The last bastion of the British Empire.
When you listen to these two you realise the sun never truly sets on our great empire and that God is an English man.
P.S.
Where are their bloody Union Jacks?
🇬🇧pic.twitter.com/VKm6dQ3k3U

— Sir Michael Take CBE (@MichaelTakeMP) August 21, 2025

And someone else wondered if the two women in the clip, who moaned about Keir Starmer’s government and freedom of speech, were aware that Spain is currently being run by a socialist government.

Don’t imagine GB News told these ladies loving life in Benidorm that they’re currently living under a socialist government in Spain, did they?

— David (@Zero_4) August 21, 2025

Something tells us they are not…

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