UKIP candidate Magnus Nielsen (Hampstead and Kilburn) told people attending last night's Catholic audience at the Church of Transfiguration, Kensal Rise, hustings that they should dig into their own pockets to provide Overseas Aid, reducing adresing inequality to a personal matter rather than a government obligation.
Green candidate Shahrar Ali (Brent Central) responded by syaing that world poverty was a systemic issue based on inequality and globalisation that would be worsened by climate change.
Nielsen has a history of controversy, particularly regarding Islam LINK and appears quite a different kettle of fish to the apparently rather more benign Stephen Priestly, standing for UKIP in Brent Central.