Nicola Sturgeon is the author of her own misfortune
The First Minister’s careless handling of the gender bill has split her government, her party and the nationalist movement.
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Tony Danker, head of the CBI: “Businesses have completely reassessed their capitalism”
The director-general of Britain’s largest business group on how to solve labour shortages, stimulate growth, and why it can finally…
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How much of a threat is Reform UK to the Tories?
Richard Tice, leader of the successor to the Brexit Party, on why the Conservatives deserve to be “smashed and destroyed”.
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Is Suella Braverman being set up to fail?
Rishi Sunak takes the credit for immigration reform, while the Home Secretary gets the blame for her department’s failings.
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Will the Tories ever resolve their internal battle on immigration?
However far Rishi Sunak goes to placate the right of his party, there will always be calls for him to…
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As an Albanian, I know first-hand the cruelty and contempt of UK immigration
Lea Ypi has suppressed the worst things about being an immigrant in this country. But the government’s anti-Albanian rhetoric brought…
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Revealed: UK police and Home Office ran immigration raids on care homes during Covid-19
New data has revealed that raids carried out by immigration officials are not only cruel, but often ineffective.
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One year in, has Germany’s traffic-light coalition “dared more progress”?
Olaf Scholz’s progressive government has been strong domestically but mixed abroad.
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Tens of thousands shut out of work by Home Office visa renewal delays
Migrants with the right to work in the UK are being denied jobs – including in care homes – and…
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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.
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Immigration isn’t undermining British religiousness – it’s the only thing sustaining it
From Stormzy to Bukayo Saka, the future of Christianity is often to be found in black and brown people.
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Leader: Why we need honesty on migration
Successive governments have relied on high migration to disguise the structural weaknesses of the British economy.
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What the hysteria over migration figures misses
The Tory party and Labour are caught in a panic – but immigrants are the bedrock of our economy and…
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How net migration to the UK has hit record levels
An estimated 509,000 non-EU nationals came to the UK in the year ending June 2022, three times as many as…
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How long can Suella Braverman hold on as Home Secretary?
Braverman’s incompetence has been exposed once again, after she struggled to explain what legal routes lay open to migrants.
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Were asylum seekers about to be sent to a “derelict” hotel? Suella Braverman doesn’t know
The Home Secretary had a difficult time when she was questioned by MPs.
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Will the new Channel crossing deal help the refugee crisis?
British personnel will take part in beach patrols in France for the first time, and the UK will pay France…
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From the NS archive: A challenge to Britain
13 September 1958: Race riots bring the issue of migration to the fore.
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Imminent migrant deal leaves Rishi Sunak exposed
The Prime Minister made Channel crossings central to his leadership campaign, so now his reputation is on the line.
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The real story behind Albanians crossing the Channel
Toxic rhetoric from politicians and the media about Albanian men only helps criminal gangs.
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