This week, immigration is under the spotlight and Bellamy hears views from a whole range of people, from a salt-of-the-Earth fruit stall holder in South London to an argumentative historian.

Gary Bellamy tries to pin down what it means to be British. He talks to historian Michael Dadd about why Britain is called 'Great'.

He interviews radio phone-in host Steve Goodall who regularly broadcasts his opinion that the ordinary people of Britain like himself have no voice.

He visits a multicultural market to talk to stall holder Linda Darling about Britain's cultural diversity, and argues with Australian bar owner Nicky Ambrose over his claims that England is a weak nation.