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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Labour needs to shed its squeamishness around tackling the issue – the government's fumbling is an open goal for credible…
ByThe immigration minister is reopening a dark chapter in British history.
ByLabour advisers fear the Conservatives have the crucial advantage of actually being able to do things.
ByThe active glee that the Home Secretary takes in other people’s misery has shattered Rishi Sunak’s pragmatic facade.
ByThe Prime Minister needs to accompany rhetoric with policy, and is still under pressure on defence spending.
ByIt isn’t just that the Home Office has no respect for human life, as appalling as that is: it simply…
ByThere is little progressive about assuming that Suella Braverman and Priti Patel should take a more liberal stance than other…
ByRhetoric is hardening – on both sides.
ByHow is he the villain for criticising Suella Braverman’s cruel refugee plan?
ByNo one is going to stop the presenter tweeting his opinion.
ByIndefinitely detaining hundreds of young men in poorly constructed camps could end very badly.
ByAnnouncing that migrants illegally crossing the Channel won’t be able to stay is popular, but its actual impact may be…
ByWhile overseeing record net migration, the Prime Minister is making a show of zero tolerance towards asylum seekers.
ByThe routes taken by migrants and asylum seekers, mapped using the latest data.
ByThe proliferation of racist ideology and street action portend a dangerous moment in British politics.
ByWhy has the UK spent up to £100m on cruise ships for those fleeing the Russian invasion, when others in…
ByImmigration presents us with a moral and political quandary. Can two books help us decide what to do?
ByThe First Minister’s careless handling of the gender bill has split her government, her party and the nationalist movement.
ByThe director-general of Britain’s largest business group on how to solve labour shortages, stimulate growth, and why it can finally…
ByRichard Tice, leader of the successor to the Brexit Party, on why the Conservatives deserve to be “smashed and destroyed”.
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