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Sponsors of the bill say the idea of having ‘only one homeland is completely outdated’
The director discusses dramatising the trial of a woman who left her child to die — and why it reflects ‘a very French form of racism’
New Italian protocols aim to stem flow of people while avoiding another Ocean Viking-type row
Halt to hiring from south Asian nation will exacerbate labour shortages
Charities fear criminal gangs are exploiting young people housed in ‘temporary’ hotel accommodation
A fear of the ‘other’ can usually be cured by actual contact with them
More than 100 charities want the practice ended after hundreds of minors go missing
Former CBI president criticises government moves to bring down migration by targeting universities
Also in today’s newsletter: Greece’s wiretapping scandal reaches a crescendo
Also in this newsletter, more evidence of the impact on trade
Ending free movement from EU is ‘contributing significantly’ to shortages in lower-skilled sectors, think-tanks find
The documentary mini-series asks us not just to remember the past but to consider how to do things differently
Prime minister rejects business pleas for increased immigration to deal with labour shortages
People smuggler who escaped from an Ethiopian courthouse is recaptured in Sudan and extradited to UAE
Britain has relied on more non-EU foreign practitioners since Brexit
Leaders from US, Mexico and Canada discuss ways to enhance economic co-operation at Mexico City summit
President has faced persistent criticism that he has failed to address a surge of migrants from the south
Rich individuals worried about Beijing’s economic prospects flock to Dublin’s investment-for-residency scheme
President will attend regional summit with leaders of Mexico and Canada on Monday
Plus: Europe’s capitals head for deal on Covid tests for all Chinese visitors to the bloc
Simplistic distinctions between the deserving and undeserving do nothing to help the vulnerable
Judge finds Home Office policy was enacted in ‘unlawful’ manner, putting EU citizens at risk of deportation
High Court ruling will be welcomed inside government, but hope for swift deportations remains a pipe dream
Rights groups consider appealing judgment after efforts to have policy ruled illegal fail
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