Doctors say it is unacceptable that foreign-born health workers are still paying the fee Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Doctors have accused ministers of “a crass… »
Bloc’s first UK ambassador says right to remain for many vulnerable Europeans must be protected Prisoners and members of the Roma community, along with elderly people and the poorest in… »
Government plans to take ‘full control’ of borders a disaster for economy and jobs, say industry leaders and Labour Britain is to close its borders to unskilled workers and those… »
Lawyers warn loss of reunion rights for unaccompanied refugee children will put them in danger The loss of family reunion rights for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children will leave them with “no… »
Numbers are lower than before EU8 countries such as Poland and Lithuania joined bloc Net migration from the EU into the UK is at its lowest level since before the… »
Hundreds of people removed from site near Dunkirk after court orders its closure More than 700 people, including families and young children, have been evicted from a temporary migrant camp… »
Carola Rackete faces prospect of long trial for defying Italy’s ban on rescue ships The ship’s captain facing jail after defying Italian law to bring 42 migrants into port has… »
The toddler’s arm was still draped around her father’s neck after bodies were found in the Rio Grande as they sought asylum Warning: contains graphic images The grim reality of… »
Refugee agency says risk of people dying attempting crossing is at its highest The risk of migrants and refugees becoming shipwrecked in the Mediterranean and dying at sea is the… »
Member states should face punitive action over deaths in Mediterranean, say lawyers The EU and member states should be prosecuted for the deaths of thousands of migrants who drowned in… »
Exclusive: Leaked paper shows determination to dissuade coastal states from cooperating The African Union is seeking to kill off the EU’s latest blueprint for stemming migration, claiming that it would… »
Exclusive: 130,000 children sent to ex-colonies up to 1970s under ‘misguided’ programme Child migrants from Britain sent thousands of miles from home to Australia in what was described as a… »
Move is first major eviction since rightwing government enacted hardline migration law More than 500 people are being ousted from a refugee reception centre in a town close to Rome… »
Campaigners say action plan falls short of Europe-wide measures that are required The European commission is facing criticism for failing to crack down on the abuse of schemes that allow… »
Poles mourn critic of ruling party’s anti-immigration policies who was stabbed at charity event Polish and European officials joined thousands of people from across Poland on Saturday for the funeral… »
Labour accuse government of whipping up migration issue ahead of Brexit vote The home secretary, Sajid Javid, and his French counterpart have pledged to step up joint efforts to tackle… »
A group of about 40 migrants were picked up by the authorities in five separate incidents on Christmas Day Two children were among dozens of people rescued trying to cross… »
Boy, eight, died on Christmas Day in hospital in New Mexico Death follows that of Jakelin Caal in custody this month An eight-year-old Guatemalan boy died in US government custody… »
Relative of human trafficker Medhanie Yehdego Mered does not recognise detainee An Eritrean man says his brother, believed one of the world’s most wanted people smugglers, remains free while another… »
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at the last PMQs of 2018 and Sajid Javid publishing the immigration white paper… »
Official figures show estimated 74,000 more EU nationals came to live in Britain than left Net migration from the EU to the UK has fallen to the lowest level in… »
Pop-up London store sells items such as sleeping bags, blankets and solar lamps An orderly queue formed outside the Choose Love store despite the November cold. But unlike the thousands… »
Exclusive research shows how populists tripled their vote over the past two decades Continue reading…
Community Integrated Care’s Mark Adams says PM blaming ‘brave people on minimum wage’ is appalling Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The chief executive of a leading… »
Organise, a U.K. startup that has built a platform to help workers organise and campaign for better rights, has raised £570,000 in seed funding. The round is led by Ada… »
