Migration

The flailing tabloid hit out at Andy Burnham over small boats - completely ignoring the lowest level of crossings in seven years

The Daily Telegraph columnist is opposed to immigration in all forms – unless it affects one of her friends

They came with skills the country desperately needs. Instead, we tell them to clean and stack shelves

The Reform leader had a "lengthy chat" with his home affairs spokesman after he dubbed Ben Wallace a "traitor"

The Home Office is telling potentially thousands of EU citizens they have no right to remain. The home secretary needs to stop before it becomes a fiasco

The Reform chairman travelled to Grande-Synthe, near Dunkirk, to see the migration crisis up close for himself

Reform’s self-styled ‘shadow home secretary’ rushed to the north African coast to film migrants for social media. But they’d already gone home

The former football manager has been railing against immigration on Talk. But was he really driven out of London, as Reform’s mayoral candidate claims?

The paper has been forced to correct itself after falsely claiming 15 relatives were entering the UK for every foreign care worker

The Labour party has been politically stuck on immigration. That has to change – here’s how the new PM can break out of the trap

Turns out fans of Restore Britain’s leader aren’t all over 70 – some are younger, and bring prosecco and strong opinions

Britain has saved people from tyrannical regimes by welcoming them in – but it has also rejected vast numbers of people. And there is a cost to that

Reform's Treasury spokesman told an outright lie about an inquiry into asylum detention. So why did the paper print it without correction?

There is a new dividing line in Northern Ireland, one that ignores the old sectarian lines of loyalists and republicans, and threatens the province with a new, insidious kind of division

The threat now is that, having lost rising immigration as a means to scare voters, the hard right voices of British politics will find an even more extreme policy to promote

The son of GB News co-owner Paul Marshall has developed a solution to the small boats problem: laying mines in the world’s busiest shipping lane

Shabana Mahmood’s quip wasn’t funny. The danger is the signal it sends to Britain’s extremists – that if the home secretary can say things like that, anyone can

If your priorities in life are heat and paying no tax, and if you choose to ignore harsh, dubious rules, especially for women, then don’t be surprised if most of us back in the old country regard you as a soulless, smug twat

The battle for Labour is to keep US-style bigotry out of Britain. To do that, it cannot simply change its language on immigration and race. It must also change policies

They’re the single largest demographic group in America and arguably the most politically influential – yet they seem to attract the ire and contempt of political figures from all sides

The pretend shadow home secretary released a video mocking Labour for not tackling illegal migration... including footage of Home Office raids

When I heard that ICE would be attending the 2026 Winter Olympics, I was shocked - but not surprised

A quarter of a million Rohingya people have fled Myanmar for Bangladesh. In the camps there is almost unimaginable suffering, danger and a longing for another life

When Man United’s co-owner talks about being "colonised by immigrants”, does he mean Monaco?

In a remarkable report for The New World, the award-winning podcaster and broadcaster joins a deportation plane-spotter to watch Trump’s shock troops kick ordinary people out of the US

This opportunistic ‘saviour’ could kill off the Tories completely

The hardline home secretary has launched a channel on the video-sharing app to deter migrants from coming to the UK

I thought I’d have to explain why I wanted it printed - instead, the shop owner gave me a discount

The papers say it was due to a hotel hosting migrants next door. But locals and campaigners say it was more to a series of far right protests

The shooting dead of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis is the fault of Trump, Noem, and the bullshit conspiratorial ecosystem they’ve built around themselves

With his troubled council hiking taxes and slashing services, Durham's deputy leader is focused on drawing tortured squirrel analogies

A hard core of American Catholic ultra-conservatives look at the White House and like what they see. The new man in the Vatican takes a different view