Inside Labour’s escalating immigration feud
Mahmood’s immigration push is uniting her allies but inflaming tensions across Labour
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Labour’s immigration battle gets heated
Now Denmark has been dragged into the conflict over Shabana Mahmood’s reforms
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The United States of West London
Meet the kids from America changing Britain’s capital city
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Matt Goodwin’s intellectual suicide
In his new book, Reform’s in-house academic set out to articulate his ideas. He produced trash
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Shabana Mahmood’s change of tone could fall on deaf ears
Backbench discontent is growing over the Home Secretary’s asylum reforms
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Labour is suffering from a bad case of “long Morgan”
Chasing Reform voters on immigration is a bad strategy that is being badly executed by this government
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A British Ice would be a disaster
Reform’s anti-migrant policies are sounding more and more American
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Does Jim Ratcliffe speak for England?
Anger over immigration is once again the prevailing force in British politics
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Labour is creating a vulnerable migrant underclass
Chasing Reform on immigration will only entrench an unequal system and increase resentment
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Rachel Reeves’ immigration balancing act
The Chancellor is trying to attract tech talent while taking a tough line on net migration
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The march of the Pink Ladies
Groups of pink-clad women protesting outside asylum hotels say they are standing against sexual violence by asylum seekers
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Would net-zero migration make Britain richer or poorer?
The risk is that Britain now gets the worst of both worlds
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Five political trends to watch in 2026
Predicting the debates that will dominate the new year
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Britain is blind on immigration statistics
The most important statistics in election years are more full of holes than we realise
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Europe’s victim complex
Worry about the supposed “scramble for Europe” shows how far-right tropes are taking over European foreign policy discourse
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Why does nationality matter, anyway?
Deciding someone’s legal rights based on a nebulous combination of birthplace and parentage is a bit weird
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Shabana Mahmood is battling identity politics – on left and right
There is a nasty and racialised side to the attacks on the Home Secretary
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Tinkering with ECHR definitions will not help the government
The proposed changes to Articles 3 and 8 in asylum cases will achieve little or nothing
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There are no simple solutions to the small boats crisis
What will Labour do when its asylum reforms don’t work?
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Labour understands the public on immigration
But if Shabana Mahmood’s gamble fails, Reform will benefit
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