Is Sunak delivering on his migration promises?
Because his reputation relies on the perception of competence, the PM’s “stop the boats” campaign must be seen to be…
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Why are voters so relaxed about record immigration?
And, perhaps more importantly, for how long will that attitude last?
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The rise of Mavis man and woman
Meet “Mavis”: the Middle-Aged, Volatile, Insurgent voters reshaping Britain’s politics. Who are they and what do they want for themselves…
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One easy trick to reduce net migration
What if we just made living here so miserable people wanted to leave?
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Scotland needs immigrants – so why won’t they come?
One can imagine a Kitchener-esque poster of Humza Yousaf, pointing out across the sea: our country needs you!
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Don’t believe the rhetoric – net migration isn’t on the rise
Behind the media and Labour headlines, the immigration numbers tell a different story.
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How does UK net migration compare with the rest of Europe?
Crises like the war in Ukraine haven't just affected the UK.
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Labour is trying to outflank the Tories on immigration
The publication of record net migration figures has put the issue back on the political front line.
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Politicians should treat high immigration as a success, not a failure
Those calling for big cuts in the number of migrants have to explain where they should fall.
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Labour’s immigration opportunity
The party should blame high immigration on Tory short-termism and corporate profiteering – and offer an alternative.
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PMQs today: Starmer hits Sunak’s immigration weak spot
The message from Labour was that the government has failed to train British workers.
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What Suella Braverman gets wrong about immigration and wages
Brexit’s prioritisation of skilled migration has increased wages at the top – if only it did the same for the…
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Why Suella Braverman is unsackable
Just what does the Home Secretary need to do to get sacked? Call for non-dom status to be scrapped? Accidentally…
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Why Britain needs to have an honest conversation about rising migration
Few things are more corrosive of public trust than pretending a problem isn’t there. Sooner or later the public notices.
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Giorgia Meloni shouldn’t be normalised
Following the Italian prime minister’s meeting with Rishi Sunak last week, too many seem willing to cast her as a…
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The UK is less racist than the left – and the right – think
New polling shows that Britain is one of the countries most comfortable with ethnic diversity and immigration.
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From nimbyism to the trans right debate, today’s politics is all about taking back control
What does it mean for our society when some people believe their word on what happens in their back yard…
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Children’s commissioner demands data on child refugees from Suella Braverman
Rachel de Souza is calling for Home Office information on children arriving on small boats, and what happens to them…
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Visa renewal fees leave migrants struggling in cost-of-living crisis
More than half of UK immigrants on the ten-year route to settlement are finding it hard to afford heating and…
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What would a “liberal” immigration system even look like?
Labour needs to shed its squeamishness around tackling the issue – the government's fumbling is an open goal for credible…
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