 Former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith told BBC radio 4 ’s Today program that the BNPs message was gaining headway in disadvantaged areas and identified that “What we have picked up in these very difficult communities is the collapse in the quality of life for so many people , "  Duncan Smith went on to say  "The whole sense of the quality of life in these communities has become a rich feeding ground for people who want to stigmatise others as being the cause of this."
<clarity>  Former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith told BBC radio 4 ’s Today program that the BNPs message was gaining headway in disadvantaged areas and identified that “What we have picked up in these very difficult communities is the collapse in the quality of life for so many people , "  Duncan Smith went on to say  "The whole sense of the quality of life in these communities has become a rich feeding ground for people who want to stigmatise others as being the cause of this."
 Former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith told BBC radio 4 's program that the BNPs message was gaining headway in disadvantaged areas and identified that “What we have picked up in these very difficult communities is the collapse in the quality of life for so many people , " Duncan Smith went on to say "The whole sense of the quality of life in these communities has become a rich feeding ground for people who want to stigmatise others as being the cause of this."