People blame migration more than Southport killings for riots, poll shows
Survey responders mainly hold rioters responsible for the unrest but think far-Right groups and social media are also to blame
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Survey responders mainly hold rioters responsible for the unrest but think far-Right groups and social media are also to blame
Conservative leadership front-runner says she has changed her views since hailing removal of annual limits on work visas
Anglo-Italian plan for Europol to prioritise the targeting of people smugglers
The idea that the riots were caused by working class anger at immigration is insulting and inaccurate
Dame Margaret Hodge hails ‘richness immigrants bring to society’ but says UK must show it can control its borders
A confident nation is best placed to welcome newcomers and build a cohesive home for all
The Tory crackdown on student and care worker visas brought numbers down. Time will tell if Labour reverses this trend
With views on immigration dividing the nation, it falls to an ‘analogue leader in a digital world’ to offer the solution
Former prime minister says Labour leader fails to understand root causes of unrest across UK
The party that cancelled the Rwanda scheme and created new pathways for Afghan refugees is benefiting from Conservative policy
Former president promises not just a return to policies of norm-shattering first term, but a detailed and ambitious platform
Amid the visa crackdown, the number of applications has fallen from 75,000 to just over 20,000
Sir Keir Starmer should be prepared to take his party out of its comfort zone
Fears of far-Right thuggery largely failed to materialise on Wednesday night, but the extremist threat still lingers
The UK has a great story to tell on integration. It is one of the very best places on earth to be a newcomer
The former immigration minister on why he resigned from Rishi Sunak’s government
Following a week of violence, readers weigh in on labelling the demonstrations as terrorism and ‘two-tier’ policing
Fears that far-Right mobs plan to target dozens of businesses specialising in helping people with asylum applications
Illegal crossings are causing tension and fuelling division, but false patriots such as Tommy Robinson only seek to make it worse
Managerialist policies are proven to have no answers. Now the PM just may embrace something better
The grotesque violence on our streets is unacceptable. But politicians are doing too little to ensure it won’t erupt again in future
In response to wave of disturbances, wearing of masks will be made illegal when there is clear ‘intent to intimidate’