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Tough new immigration measures could backfire unless parliament has time to examine them in detail
Employers in the UK have made much greater use than expected of the new migration system to bring in workers
Move comes after warnings that the recruitment process was exposing Asian migrants to exploitation
Rishi Sunak and Emmanuel Macron hail ‘new chapter’ in bilateral relationship following summit in Paris
Migrants continue to set out on ‘suicide missions’ across the Channel to reach Britain
Comprehensive solutions are hard to devise, but illegal and inhumane measures are not the way forward
UK prime minister will urge French president to support a deal on returning migrants at a summit on Friday
Post-Brexit migration regime boosts Britain’s attractiveness to well-qualified job applicants, says OECD
First Franco-British summit in five years will focus on resetting relations plus migration and defence issues
PM defends bill to deter Channel crossings as Braverman accused of breaching ministerial code
Ministers to tackle chronic shortages by easing restrictions for construction sector
The UK government’s former immigration adviser considers whether Britain’s post-Brexit migrant strategy has worked
Home secretary concedes new legislation may be in breach of human rights laws
UK leader hopes better co-operation with France will help support planned legislation
People arriving in UK by small boat will be barred from claiming asylum under new bill
Other charts of the week: Antarctic sea ice, gender inequality among decision makers, economy concern
Data shows 60% rise from 2021 in unprocessed claims as government launches emergency fast-track system
Cases from five countries to be dealt with by questionnaires not interviews to help tackle 100,000 outstanding applications
Some on the right want even tougher measures, but experts warn against ‘unworkable’ proposals
After nearly three decades in the UK, it was finally time to brave the citizenship test
Gillian Keegan says universities are ‘hugely valuable’ export success for Britain
London wants to reduce checks on traffic between Great Britain and Northern Ireland
PM told plans to ‘push boundaries’ of human rights law over migrant boats would lead to Commons rebellion
Halt to hiring from south Asian nation will exacerbate labour shortages
Charities fear criminal gangs are exploiting young people housed in ‘temporary’ hotel accommodation
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