Wealthy Russians are once more buying their way into the UK
Failures in corporate oversight have let Russians bypass attempts to stop them moving their wealth and their families to Britain.
ByNavigate the complex landscape of immigration with our comprehensive collection of articles, offering insightful analysis, diverse perspectives, and up-to-date coverage on policies, debates, and the human stories that shape this global phenomenon.
Failures in corporate oversight have let Russians bypass attempts to stop them moving their wealth and their families to Britain.
ByFrom Stormzy to Bukayo Saka, the future of Christianity is often to be found in black and brown people.
BySuccessive governments have relied on high migration to disguise the structural weaknesses of the British economy.
ByThe Tory party and Labour are caught in a panic – but immigrants are the bedrock of our economy and…
ByAn estimated 509,000 non-EU nationals came to the UK in the year ending June 2022, three times as many as…
ByBraverman’s incompetence has been exposed once again, after she struggled to explain what legal routes lay open to migrants.
ByThe Home Secretary had a difficult time when she was questioned by MPs.
ByBritish personnel will take part in beach patrols in France for the first time, and the UK will pay France…
By13 September 1958: Race riots bring the issue of migration to the fore.
ByThe Prime Minister made Channel crossings central to his leadership campaign, so now his reputation is on the line.
ByToxic rhetoric from politicians and the media about Albanian men only helps criminal gangs.
ByBraverman’s status reflects a new reality: a Conservative leader needs the populist right on side to last.
ByIn 2021, there were just eight asylum applicants for every 10,000 people resident in Britain.
ByRight-wingers love to complain about asylum seekers being young men.
ByYet a close election and a shifting political landscape, isn't likely to change the country's anti-immigration policies.
ByThe Home Office is a byword for either cruelty or incompetence – or both.
ByAlready subject to invasive assessments, minors may now be at risk of deportation to Rwanda.
ByThe fact is Britain will always be an attractive destination for migrants and irregular boat crossings are the only way…
ByThe Prime Minister’s quest to restore prosperity will be undermined by his stance on Brexit and immigration.
ByHis words imply British ethnic minorities are in debt to the country.
By