UK: Non-whites 'more likely to be questioned at airports'

Non-white South Africans are at least 10 times more likely to be stopped for further questioning by immigration officers when entering Britain than their white countrymen, according to research published by the Home Office. The report also shows that non-white Canadians are nine times more likely to be stopped than their white countrymen, and that non-white Americans were more than twice as likely to be stopped as they came off flights.