Global Link, a government-funded charity, has been accused of impropriety after facilitating asylum seekers to give lectures to children

Robert Bates, of the Centre for Migration Control, said: "These figures confirm that the UK's current immigration system is a huge economic burden."

Official figures show that 1,689,000 non-UK nationals are either unemployed or classed as economically inactive because they are not looking for a job.

UK most senior police officer of colour has drawn a comparison with Enoch Powell’s ‘rivers of blood’ speech.

EXCLUSIVE: Some 111,295 students out of 459,170 are studying 'strategically important' courses, said the Centre for Migration Control.

Ibrahim Khaleel Ibrahim arrived in the country on a small boat on September 9 last September and was not arrested for nearly five months, a court heard.

EXCLUSIVE: A new report has blown a hole into claims that mass migration is needed to boost economic growth.

Office for Budget Responsibility exaggerating tax contribution by £6 billion, says Centre for Migration Control

Tax burden to rise sharply while public spending per head will barely grow

Pressure on public services outweighs tax take for low-earners, finds OBR

Justice Secretary Alex Chalk said in some instances "it's in the public interest" to get criminals out of the country.

Group of 265 charities, focused largely on helping refugees and migrants, calls legislation ‘threat to the universality of human rights’

Ministers would present annual report of nationality, visa and asylum status of every offender convicted

The law firm is working with a pro-migrant charity to ensure social care migrants can keep bringing their families to the UK

Interior minister proposes safe legal routes after 12 die in the latest small boats Channel tragedy

A review of the Home Office's vision and priorities for the year ending March 2024.

Starmer’s goal of driving up GDP is in jeopardy as 9.5m people are economically inactive

Population surge is masking ‘exceptionally bad’ productivity since 2008

Data from HMRC, released through a Freedom of Information request, showed the biggest growth in employments over the period was among Indian nationals (+487,900).

The musician claimed a number of the seaside towns he will be visiting, including Brighton, Folkestone and Exeter, are 'full of what they term prospective immigrants'.

Growth Commission to say reducing annual net migration would improve living standards over long term

Of 63,053 people previously earmarked for deportation, as many as 70 per cent will now be allowed to stay in Britain

Living standards in the UK are plummeting and no one is prepared to admit that mass migration might have something to do with it, says Robert Bates

When the crimes, costs, and cultural decay caused by mass immigration are so obvious, why relitigate its non-existent merits instead of acting?

Immigration resulted in an extra 430,000 households needing to rent homes in the UK, contributing to bills increasing 11 per cent more than they would have done otherwise.

We need to be honest about the risk that uncontrolled borders is making us less safe

Politicians looking to address mass migration in the future need to look at where it intersects with our education system, writes Rob Bates

The amount the Home Office is currently spending on housing asylum seekers dwarfs the amount we spend on Homeland Security - and that's not right, says Robert Bates.

Labour ends plans by Michael Gove to introduce a ‘UK connection test’ to limit social housing to those resident for at least 10 years

Yvette Cooper, the Home Secretary, asks migration advisory committee to review level at which it should be set

Charitable status has become a route through which to access taxpayers' money and campaign to stop the enactment of popular policies, says expert Robert Bates

One 'adviser', a Baptist minister (pictured), told an undercover reporter that for £9,000 he could help her arrange a job in just three days - with '100 per cent' success guaranteed.

Official figures showed numbers hit 60.9million by the middle of 2023, after net international migration of 622,000.

Some 492 asylum seekers made the trip yesterday, official Home Office figures revealed - amid warnings people traffickers will continue to make the most of calm summer ses.

The Office for National Statistics expects numbers will go from 67million in mid-2021 to reach 73.7million by 2036, with 6.1million of that growth down to net migration.

Recent changes to the rule for overseas students and foreign workers could trigger an 'enormous' drop in numbers coming to Britain, experts said.

It hasn’t taken long for the backtracking to get under way. The Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, announced this week that the Government would not, in fact, be raising the income threshold for migrants...

Benefit claimants will be encouraged to fill vacancies in sectors reliant on low-paid migrants

We no longer know who lives in the country, are unable to remove those with no right to be here and lack a plan to resolve the situation

EXCLUSIVE: The Church of England has been blasted for backing a report saying illegal migrants should be integrated into society.

EXCLUSIVE: Asylum seeker Bilal Jaf has blown the whistle on some of the extreme and disrespectful methods used by migrants to bolster their claims to stay in Britain.

Many migrants are jumping the queue through lies and deceit, an exploitation of the UK's goodwill, says Tim Newark

Concerns over housing intensify as capital surpasses pre-pandemic peak