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A UK government official wants a agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget date for everybody in England to speak English. Dame Louise Casey is an agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget on community interaction. She said a " agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget language" would help to heal agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget in Britain. She has criticized many governments for failing to focus on agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget as England becomes more multicultural. She said agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget have failed to keep up with the "unprecedented agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget and scale of immigration" for agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget. Many communities are becoming divided. A agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget of ability in English is a factor in creating agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget.

The UK's Communities Secretary revealed that 770,000 agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget in England speak no English or agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget any. He said up to 70 per cent of those were women, agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget from Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities. He said these women were at agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget from inequality and agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget. Ms Casey said: "Everybody of working agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget and of school age should be able to speak one language, and I think the agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget in particular would feel some agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget." Ms Casey's opponents say England should be agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget to be a multi-lingual agecommoncountrydecadesdiscriminationdivisiondivisionsexperthardlyintegrationlackmostlypacepeoplepoliticiansproudpublicreliefrisktarget. It should not force people to learn English if they don't want to.