
Immigration must work for people on low and middle incomes
Simply telling people that high migration is inevitable and that they shouldn’t worry is not the way to gain public trust.

Simply telling people that high migration is inevitable and that they shouldn’t worry is not the way to gain public trust.

Immigration means different things to different people. The left should recognise that.

A Tory MP at the centre of £100,000 benefit fraud allegations has previously accused Eastern Europeans of coming to Britain from Eastern Europe in order to claim benefits.

The interests of the Tory party are very often diametrically opposed to those of most workers. However it would be a mistake to be complacent.

All migrants coming to the UK from the European Union will have to show that they are earning at least £149 a week for three months before they have access to benefits.

Reducing immigration is of less concern across Scotland than it is elsewhere across the UK, according to new research.

Scotland’s education secretary has claimed the UK’s immigration policy is “driven by UKIP and by a nasty xenophobia”.

Unfortunately, the policies that work tend to deliver much less dramatic headlines.

The public aren’t worried only about the economic impact of immigration.

Some of our MPs don’t even understand the rules governing migrants and benefits.