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David Cameron has called for more more Muslim women to learn English to tackle extremism. The promise of a £20 million programme to help those who can't speak English at all finally master the language, and the threat of deportation if they fail, has The government is to invest in English language lessons for Muslim women in England, in a bid to improve integration and to counter extremism. David Cameron announced a £20m fund to provide english lessons in homes, schools and community facilities. Cameron also said the British government would spend £20 million ($28.6 million) on english lessons for women. While the lessons will be targeted at immigrant woman from “isolated communities,” Cameron highlighted the Muslim community in particular No one should be unable to converse in English after having lived in this country for years. Where has the Left been all this time? We hear plenty about male-dominated golf clubs, gender pay gaps in the City and other issues of interest to wealthy white women. Because we are a multicultural country (a country obliged to tick boxes to please ill-educated gossips in HR and Idris Elba), we are not allowed to say we are giving free english lessons to Muslims. Especially not Muslim women. We must make it inclusive so That was a typical headline today after the Prime Minister announced a £20m fund for English lessons for “isolated” women and a new language test for some immigrants. Mr Cameron said there were 190,000 women in the UK with little or no English. .

Cameron added that the British government would spend £20 million ($28.6 million) on English lessons for women and said that the lessons would be targeted at immigrant woman living in isolated communities. He went on to add that there were more than David Cameron's initiative on English lessons for Muslim women has come under attack from Baroness Warsi. The former communities minister described it as "lazy and sloppy when we start making policies based upon stereotypes which do sadly stigmatise She’d love to take English lessons and go on to do GCSEs, she said, but she didn’t know where she would find the time. Some 22% of women in Manningham, where Kanwal works, either can’t speak English very well or can’t speak it at all, according to Cameron also said the British government would spend £20 million ($28.6 million) on English lessons for women. "This is about building a more integrated, cohesive, one nation country where there is genuine opportunity for people", Cameron said. .