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Immigration minister Phil Woolas faced a scathing attack from leading lawyers after suggesting those representing asylum seekers were "playing the system". By Tom Whitehead, Home Affairs Editor The Law Society accused the...
New debate: Lord Desai said there was no need to have an established church A prominent Labour peer called today for disestablishment of the Church of England on the grounds that the UK is becoming an increasingly secular...
The net number of migrants coming into the UK is rising and is set to hit 200,000 a year, despite Home Office moves to stem the influx, figures are expected to show this week. By Tom Whitehead, Home Affairs Editor It will be...
The benefits of mass immigration have been "wildly overstated" and there should be a cap on the numbers coming in, a group of peers has warned. By Tom Whitehead, Home Affairs Editor The Government's economic arguments for its...
Gordon Brown has pledged to get a grip on the issue of data loss The Home Office has been accused of "complacency" about data security after it gave out contradictory figures for departmental laptops lost or stolen. It had to...
YOUNG people will be protected from forced marriages as Oldham MP Phil Woolas launches the biggest shake up in immigration rules in 45 years. From the end of this month, the age at which people can obtain a UK marriage visa...
Two hundred thousand skilled jobs in Britain will be closed to non-European migrants from November 27, when the new points-based immigration system comes into effect, the Home Office announced yesterday.The official shortage...
Published Date: 11 November 2008 The list of jobs open to immigrants from outside the EU has been published. Ministers accepted the recommendations of an expert panel about which jobs there were not enough British workers to...
