The overseas perspective on the Immigration White Paper
The government’s proposed set of new immigration rules intended to promote growth which is controlled and managed have come under
Hong Kong families may be split by British National Overseas visas
In 2021, the UK government created a simpler migration pathway for select Hong Kong citizens to escape China’s growing pressure,
London’s Muslim community calls for action to combat rising Islamophobia
London’s Muslim community urged the government to tackle the escalating crisis of Islamophobia, as hate crimes rise and calls for
Bangladeshi asylum seekers share concerns over status in UK
Keir Starmer has faced criticism for references made to asylum seekers from Bangladesh before the general election. Then-opposition leader Starmer
Civil servants strike: what disruption can be expected in the coming weeks?
Civil servants around the country are preparing to strike later this month, with more than 100,000 members of the Public
UK activists call to end hunger, improve women’s rights in Afghanistan
Activists in the United Kingdom have called on the West to help end starvations and improve women’s rights in Afghanistan.
Who needs a UK electronic travel authorization visa waiver to enter Britain?
As travel evolves and new technologies emerge at a lightning-fast pace, so do borders. In fact, many countries, including the
London Taxi driver helped family of four Ukrainian refugees into UK
A working London Taxi driver successfully helped a family of four Ukrainian refugees into the UK earlier this month. Richard
Ukrainian families slam Government as they struggle with visa applications
The Government’s handling of visa applications for refugees fleeing Ukraine has been branded a disgrace by Ukrainian families living in
SWL MPs hit out as refugees left in Calais with 14 page visa form and a packet of crisps
The UK Government has been strongly criticised by SWL MPs for its response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis building in
Afghan refugees left in temporary accommodation as homes remain empty
A Richmond councillor has called on the Government to act as Afghan refugees continue to be stranded in temporary accommodation, despite the council setting aside homes for them to live in.