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Up to 1.3m may have left in past 12 months, according to research that questions official data
Justice department lawsuit claims social media group discriminated against Americans in hiring
Two-thirds of EU citizens employed in UK would not have qualified for a work visa under new regime
Campaigners say lack of safe alternative means clandestine crossings will continue
Growers want clarity from ministers over seasonal worker scheme after end of EU free movement
Incident off the coast of Dunkirk is worst since recent spike in crossings to UK
Brexit and pandemic create ‘perfect storm’ in some areas, industry’s trade body warns
Seven people detained after authorities regain control of oil vessel off UK coast
Migration Advisory Committee had called for loosening of post-Brexit restrictions
Movement of people is in ‘historic decline’ that will have lasting effects, says OECD
Home Office also criticised over pace of reform and use of language for immigration
Home secretary’s announcement follows controversy over proposals to build offshore processing centre
Whitehall blame game underway as proposals for remote island camps or floating Channel wall dubbed ‘brainstorming’
UK ideas for offshore asylum processing centres pose a risk to human rights
Government in secret consultation with maritime industry over measures to prevent crossings
Experience of other countries being looked at, says government, after revelation of Ascension Island idea
Home Office officials were asked to explore building migrant centres on Ascension and St Helena
Migration body warns of problems recruiting in sector with end of free movement
Study suggests highest paid roles in economy have been created for specialist foreign workers
Scathing Commons report says decisions based on ‘anecdote, assumption and prejudice’
Officials do not know what rules will be even as number of migrants making Channel crossing rises
Staff are mostly waiting for ‘vignettes’ allowing them to travel to and work in UK
Legal and practical barriers obstruct Tories’ desire to control and limit immigration
Amjad Salfiti tells of clients’ flight from atrocities in Syria to London’s Willesden Green
Department uses unusually trenchant language after it was forced to halt plans to transfer migrants to Spain
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