Media Reports Archive : October 2017

Officials have warned the government that it could be half a decade before the changes necessary to check and tax imports to Britain are implemented.

The number of people living in Britain will rise by 3.6 million - 5.5 per cent - in a decade.

It is absurd for people to insist that swathes of green land remain untouched when our population continues to rise.

Health tourism costs the NHS in the region of £2 billion. And it is contributing hugely to a crisis in our capacity to provide care.

About 700 migrants are sleeping rough in Calais and another 400 or so in Dunkirk.

It could mean EU citizens would face removal if they don't find work, but there are no plans in place for a cap on numbers arriving.

All 3.2million European nationals living in Britain will be told they can stay in the country after Britain leaves the EU.

She confessed she simply didn’t know how many people are in the UK against the law.

The head of the Home Office admitted the army could be deployed to protect the border if Britain leaves the EU without a Brexit deal.

Failure is often a precondition to subsequent agreement, but the talks could break down.

The real question for us is why are British journalists and other intellectuals so fantastically bad at making predictions?

For the first time since the referendum, the unity of the EU over Brexit is being tested.

EU source says Michel Barnier has been hobbled over right of UK nationals living in one country to move to another.

Business says figures show new apprenticeship levy system is not working.

Successive governments have done too little to remove those with no right to remain here.

More than a million illegal immigrants are unlikely to be ever removed from Britain, a former border control chief admitted last night.

Official figures released today show that last year there were 413,000 citizens from the two countries resident in the UK.

Pakistani women living in the UK are 'shockingly badly integrated', a Cabinet Office survey is set to reveal.

Britain does not need more low-skilled EU migrants as there is no evidence they are leaving the country, a new report has concluded.

Reducing immigration too fast would be a mistake for the British economy, Home Secretary Amber Rudd has said.