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PM set to defy anti-immigration Conservative MPs by boosting intake in some industries
The latest data shows that growing numbers of people are not seeking work at all
Claimants say policy violates right to freedom from inhumane treatment, but government denies risk of harm
Official figures show many have obtained jobs in London, but rarely in their specialist areas
Shift in recipients of record 1.1mn visas partly explained by Brexit’s effect on NHS workforce
Thousands at risk of homelessness as the war drags on and volunteers feel the strain
Ministers sought to withhold references to Kigali’s alleged use of ‘torture and killings’ from legal review of immigration policy
Survey highlights squeeze on jobs market from Brexit and coronavirus pandemic
Application made to withhold materials referring to Kigali’s alleged use of ‘torture and killings’ from immigration policy hearing
National Farmers’ Union decries ‘travesty’ as growers contend with post-Brexit visa rules and hot weather
Report finds big drop in EU workers with no evidence of rising wages to attract UK staff
Almost 700 people made journey on Monday in face of recent legislation aimed at reducing attempts
Contenders for UK premiership promise more hawkish stance on Beijing after trying to outdo each on immigration
Remainers blame Brexit for a lack of workers but the reality is more complex
Cross-party committee questions effectiveness of scheme to send migrants to Rwanda
More than 75% of companies experience hiring difficulties, British Chambers of Commerce survey finds
Limited numbers of visas for seasonal worker threatens contraction of sector and risks some farms going bust
Politicians have always pandered. But lately, political stunts, from Trump’s wall to Johnson’s Rwanda flights, have taken a darker turn
People seeking asylum often have no legal route to the country, UNHCR says
Government refuses to rule out quitting human rights convention after court grounds first flight
Why Conservative strategists herald the immigration policy as helpful for the party, even if it does not work
Rulings by European human rights court and UK appeal judge stymie Johnson government’s efforts
First deportation can go ahead on Tuesday after judges dismiss call to block controversial policy
Keeping a stable population means being more generous to families or attracting people from other countries
The UK has the most persistent post-pandemic drop in employment of any G7 country
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