Nicola Sturgeon may well learn from Prime Minister Theresa May that she is heading for another bitter disappointment.
Prime Minister Theresa May will publish her plans for a post-Brexit legal shakeup this week, just one day after formally launching negotiations.
Nicola Sturgeon's call for a second referendum on independence for Scotland has been formally backed by the Scottish Parliament.
EU migrants who have come to Britain could continue to be paid child benefit after Brexit to send to their families back home.
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‘Significant fails’ in percentage of white British children attending local schools in some areas, according to study.
Landlords and employers will face sanctions for knowingly taking on those without permission to live and work in the UK after Brexit.
Tony Blair has admitted he had no idea how many people would move to Britain when the EU expanded in 2004.
PM is sticking to net target despite opposition from her own ministers.
Theresa May has accused SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon of forcing a “fundamentally unfair” independence referendum that would damage Brexit negotiations.
Migrant teachers and nurses will be forced to declare any criminal past before being allowed to come to the UK.
Migrants from the EU may face different rules depending on which sector of the economy they are coming to work in, the immigration minister suggested.
Parliament has passed the Brexit bill, paving the way for the government to trigger Article 50 so the UK can leave the European Union.
There may not be a formal agreement on the rights of EU citizens living in the UK until the end of the Brexit negotiations, it has been revealed.
Nicola Sturgeon will ramp up the pressure on Theresa May today as the PM prepares to fire the starting gun on Brexit.
Home Office quietly announces new policy where those applying for permanent residency face ‘safe country review’ after five years’ limited leave.
Lord King said: ‘It’s important that the UK now actually is proactive in setting out what the Government’s plan for immigration policy will be.'
The economy will expand at a much faster rate than expected this year while government borrowing will be much lower, according to the the budget.
Brexit is an unparalleled opportunity to make serious progress in reducing immigration, writes Migration Watch Chairman Lord Green.
Uber London Ltd has lost its High Court challenge over new language requirement rules planned for private-hire vehicles.
Migration Watch chairman Lord Green says anyone from the EU who wants to work in the UK should need a work permit.
Ministers have been told to prepare Britain for a hard Brexit in two years to allow Theresa May to walk away from EU negotiations without a deal.
The government is facing a first defeat for its Brexit bill in the House of Lords later.