Yes, some migrants are gay – but ever more of them, aided by Left-wing lawyers, are faking their sexuality to win the right to stay

The corner of Whitechapel High Street, in the bustling heart of London’s East End, is where this story of our times begins.

Here, sandwiched between Sports Direct and Betfred, is the office of Apanjon. The name, or rather the meaning, will be familiar to the large Bangladeshi population in E1. It is – roughly translated – Bengali for ‘one’s own people’.

For an organisation ‘campaigning for equality and justice for the LGBT community’ both in Bangladesh, where gay people face criminalisation, and also in Britain, it is particularly apt.