By Gerri Peev and Matt Chorley PUBLISHED: 19:40 EST, 5 March 2013 | UPDATED: 04:30 EST, 6 March 2013 Labour leader Ed Miliband will admit in his party political broadcast that immigration has let too many low-skilled workers into Britain, undercutting wages Ed Miliband will admit today that Labour was wrong on immigration and let too many low-skilled migrants into Britain. In a party political broadcast tonight, the Labour leader will say that communities struggled to keep up with the speed of new arrivals to Britain. And he will concede that the scale of immigration meant workers' wages have been undercut.
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Leader says 'low-skill migration has been too high' in new broadcast
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Pledge to introduce 'One Nation immigration policy' for many not the few
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But still no detail on how the party would cut immigration
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