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@reesmf 58% say it's “essential” to bring immigration down, only 18% disagree.
(Greenberg, Quinlan & Rosner Poll: https://t.co/7yuRZZvIT4) 8 hours ago - Retweet
Best post-Brexit solution is to expand current work permits to cover EU migrants. Could reduce net migration by 100k a year @alaindebotton 8 hours ago - Retweet
Norway has reportedly never used their 'brake' as result of fear of EU retaliation @alaindebotton #Brexit 8 hours ago - Retweet
Norway’s ‘brake’ requires consultation every 3 months & is not fully under sovereign control @alaindebotton #Brexit 8 hours ago - Retweet
Who would be in control of the emergency brake, London or Brussels? @alaindebotton #Brexit 8 hours ago - Retweet
An 'emergency brake' would not control levels of EU migration to UK & would be beset by so many practical problems… https://t.co/Q8qKMZkffB 8 hours ago - Retweet
Migration Watch UK press comment on ONS population estimates for mid-2016 https://t.co/mfmdbRPH5V https://t.co/3JdXE3Q1Mw 11 hours ago - Retweet
Increase in UK population over year to mid-2016 was fastest rise in almost 70 years, since postwar baby boom (£) https://t.co/8kBuSinZKm 11 hours ago - Retweet
RT @ONS: ONS is presenting its plans for the future of census data and the 2021 Census at the Royal Statistical Society today #ukdscensus17… 11 hours ago - Retweet
ONS graph showing population change for the UK from mid-1992 onwards https://t.co/CoQ3zhPBpM https://t.co/Gbl3YxQPwR 12 hours ago - Retweet
Will Theresa May now have to change Brexit plans? BBC News (13-Jun-2017) Before Remainers get swept up in their moment, and their ambitions swell, it's worth pondering what possibly might be on the table.
May is blind to the threat of extremism The Times (06-Jun-2017) The PM is as oblivious to the links between segregation, deprivation and jihadism as she was when home secretary.
Britain was wrong to block migrant, says Euro judge The Times (31-May-2017) EU workers with British citizenship can bring in non-EU partners and other family members without meeting income restrictions, according to a court.
