BRUSSELS – Britain’s latest asylum proposals, widely seen as borrowing from Denmark ’s ultra-restrictive model, have been welcomed by one of Copenhagen’s most outspoken right-wing voices, who says Sir Keir Starmer ‘s government is “finally waking up” to the political costs of uncontrolled migration.

But his endorsement comes as Danish voters appear to be turning against the very political climate that produced those policies.

Henrik Dahl, an MEP for Denmark’s right-wing Liberal Alliance and a prominent advocate of Copenhagen’s hardline asylum approach, told The i Paper that Britain “should follow the Danish example” if it wants to head off the rise of hard-right forces such as Reform UK. New Feature

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