Justin Welby schools the government about refugees and compassion
The Archbishop of Canterbury's comments in his Easter sermon reflect a shift in the public's attitudes to immigration.
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Why send economic migrants to Rwanda when Britain needs them?
It's not just immoral — we're paying Rwanda to take working-age people that our ageing population needs.
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How refugees strengthen democracy and solidarity
Those who have had to flee their countries can be architects of political repair, both in their host societies and…
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The Conservatives’ disregard for Ukrainian refugees is shameful
Rather than helping those fleeing violence and tyranny, the Tories are worried about losing votes to Nigel Farage.
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Government confusion exposed by Ukrainian refugee crisis
Under pressure to issue more visas to people fleeing the Russian invasion, Boris Johnson’s government is risking its moral authority…
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Britain has a world-losing refugee policy
Why have only 50 Ukrainian refugees been accepted when so many British people want to help?
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Dispatch from the Ukrainian border: “Does anyone need a ride?”
More than a million Ukrainians have fled in one week of war and, so far, neighbouring countries have welcomed them.
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Public is against Priti Patel’s Ukrainian refugee restrictions
The bungled Home Office response is causing disquiet among Conservative MPs and runs counter to the wishes of British voters.
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