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Attempts to build a multicultural society in Germany have "utterly failed", Chancellor Angela Merkel says.
In a speech in Potsdam, she said the so-called "multikulti" concept - where people would "live side-by-side" happily - did not work.
Mrs Merkel's comments come amid recent outpourings of strong anti-immigrant feeling from mainstream politicians.
A recent survey showed that more than 30% of Germans believed Germany was "overrun by foreigners".

Bild talks of the "insanity" of multiculturalism. It splashes pictures of an apartment block where the landlord insists that tenants conform to Sharia law by not letting to anyone who has anything to do with alcohol and pork.

The opinion polls indicate many Germans agree with Bild. One recent one showed 55% thinking that Muslims were a burden on the economy.

Turkish migration to Germany stems from 31 October, 1961, when a labour recruitment agreement was signed between the two countries. But it was an uneasy deal.

"Come and work but don't come to stay" was the gist of it - though that changed over time as more arrived. A "rotation clause" whereby workers could only stay for a certain time was ended in 1964, partly because German companies didn't want to constantly retrain new workers.

The 50th anniversary of the invitation looms. The debate will only intensify as it approaches...