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The Epping ruling deepens Labour’s immigration nightmare
MPs blame a “vacuum of leadership” for handing Nigel Farage a political victory over asylum hotels.
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Labour’s path out of its immigration nightmare
Nigel Farage is preparing for a summer offensive on borders and security.
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The problem with Robert Jenrick’s migrant sex crime claims
The shadow justice secretary is spouting statistics that simply don’t add up.
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How anti-migrant politics came for Deliveroo
Clashes with couriers outside an asylum hotel protest expose a dilemma – for government and protesters alike.
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The cost of apathy in England’s mining towns
Protesters that once fought deindustrialisation have turned instead on immigration.
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Who is an acceptable migrant?
Those arriving in Britain are not so easily divided into categories of “deserving” and “undeserving”.
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Who loves the sun?
Also this week: Sweet summer reading and why we need immigrants.
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Why is Boris Johnson so scared of Emmanuel Macron?
Brexiteers cannot get a lurid fantasy version of the French president out of their heads.
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Immigrants did not cause Britain’s social housing shortage
The idea that British nationals are passed over for social housing is a myth that refuses to die.
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Keir Starmer’s “Island of strangers” speech was right
The Prime Minister may regret his words but some of us live in the reality he described.
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Should Labour copy the Danish Social Democrats on migration?
The government must be careful about borrowing from Denmark’s SDP.
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Ireland’s anti-immigrant rage will not go away
The protests in Ballymena could foreshadow a summer of serious unrest.
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Will the net migration figures save Labour at the polls?
The numbers are still too high to satisfy the median British voter.
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The public is right to care about small boat crossings
The halving of immigration this week can’t change the reality of the asylum system.
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Keir Starmer’s “island of strangers”
What was the Prime Minister really saying about immigrants and immigration?
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Scotland has not turned against immigration
Scottish Labour could only flinch at Keir Starmer’s “island of strangers” speech.
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How Labour learned to love immigration control
Keir Starmer’s warning of “an island of strangers” owes less to Enoch Powell than it does to Robert Putnam.
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Labour’s immigration rhetoric has outflanked the Tories
Kemi Badenoch has no response – and her MPs are restless.
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Yvette Cooper’s quiet victory on immigration
The approach championed by the Home Secretary for over a decade has become the government’s
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