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Immigration

Why won’t the Tories protect EU migrants currently in Britain?

4 July, 2016

Theresa May says the right to remain of EU nationals will be subject to negotiation

Nigel Farage cares more about EU immigration than UK prosperity

Adam Barnett
28 June, 2016

UKIP leader slams Brexit chiefs for free movement backtrack – but says nothing about economy or racism

Four reasons this plot to oust Jeremy Corbyn is different

Ed Jacobs
27 June, 2016

Why the Labour leader’s supporters should take this ‘coup’ seriously

Brexiters back-pedal on NHS and immigration pledges after EU referendum

27 June, 2016

Could funding for Cornwall, farmers and science be next?

How can we really give back control to those who feel left behind?

Jonathan Bartley
25 June, 2016

Creating a more inclusive democracy will allow us to rebuild our country

Still undecided? Read our ‘cheat sheet’ of must-read articles on the EU referendum

Adam Barnett
23 June, 2016

Workers’ rights, security, democracy… all the best arguments for voting Remain

Five questions we want Boris Johnson to answer in tonight’s EU debate

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
21 June, 2016

Johnson’s bluster and rhetoric conceals the fact that he hasn’t answered the key questions of the campaign

Friends and allies of Jo Cox pay powerful tributes in special Commons sitting

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
20 June, 2016

Stephen Kinnock denounced the politics of division and fear

63.5 million people were forcibly displaced in 2015

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
20 June, 2016

More people were displaced last year than at any time since UN records began

Vote Leave and UKIP would keep 85 per cent of net migration as it is

Ranjit Sidhu
20 June, 2016

Skilled workers and students count for a large proportion of net migration

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