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Government delays mean border officials are not prepared for Brexit

By James Tennent

Delays and a lack of clarity are putting officials and EU citizens in an "impossible position" a new report on immigration after Brexit has...

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Food rots in UK fields as Eastern European migrant workers stay home

British farmers counting the cost of 4,300 unfilled vacancies and vegetables rotting in the fields as Brexit worries...

By David Brennan

Canada accepting asylum seekers at highest rate for three decades

Fast-track hearings of claims and better training for refugee processors leads to acceptance rate jumping to 70 per...

By James Tennent

90 migrants feared drowned off Libyan coast

The UN migration agency says that 90 people are feared drowned after a smuggler's boat carrying mostly Pakistani...

By David Brennan

EU asylum-seeker numbers dropped by almost half in 2017

Syrian refugees fleeing to Germany form bulk of applications for asylum in Europe but overall numbers are much lower...

By Isabelle Gerretsen

There has been a 722% increase in Brits applying for French citizenship since Brexit

Number of applications soars to more than 3,000 as Britons grab chance to stay in Europe and avoid post-Brexit...

By Isabelle Gerretsen

Refugees and migrants risk hypothermia and avalanches crossing the Alps from Italy to France

They face dangers ranging from losing their footing on steep drops, being struck by falling rocks or succumbing to...

By David Sim

African migrants accuse Italy of torture including 'testicle crushing'

38 migrants who landed in Italy have said they underwent degrading and unlawful treatment at the hands of Italian...

By James Tennent

Muslims will replace Jews as America's second-largest religious group by 2040

High fertility rates and increasing migration mean that Muslims will become second biggest religious group in US,...

By Neil Murphy

Shocking photo of Moroccan migrants sleeping in washing machines goes viral

A photo depicting three young Moroccan migrants getting some rest in washing machines at a Paris launderette has...

By Charlotte Tobitt

Syrian refugees will start 2018 by donating blood to 'show their appreciation'

Syrian Refugee Support Group of Calgary members will donate blood and recruit new donors on New Year's Day to help...

By Charlotte Tobitt

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Saudi police shot and stole from Ethiopians during mass deportation claim abused migrants

Saudi Arabia, like other rich Gulf nations, is a magnet for hundreds of thousands of people from impoverished East...

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Why too many monolinguals will hurt British businesses post-Brexit

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Migration

Government delays mean border officials are not prepared for Brexit

Food rots in UK fields as Eastern European migrant workers stay home

Canada accepting asylum seekers at highest rate for three decades

90 migrants feared drowned off Libyan coast

EU asylum-seeker numbers dropped by almost half in 2017

There has been a 722% increase in Brits applying for French citizenship since Brexit

Refugees and migrants risk hypothermia and avalanches crossing the Alps from Italy to France

African migrants accuse Italy of torture including 'testicle crushing'

Muslims will replace Jews as America's second-largest religious group by 2040

Shocking photo of Moroccan migrants sleeping in washing machines goes viral

Syrian refugees will start 2018 by donating blood to 'show their appreciation'

Saudi police shot and stole from Ethiopians during mass deportation claim abused migrants

Rohingya crisis: Memories scarred for life following violence and mass exodus, say survivors

Ai Weiwei's extraordinary film about refugees is a call to action we cannot ignore

Pilots across Germany are blocking the deportation of asylum seekers

Can a curb on immigration stop the rise in Europe's Muslim population? Not likely, says new report

Papua New Guinea police storm Manus Island detention centre and order asylum seekers to leave

Starved, 'mutilated' and blackmailed migrants auctioned off as slaves by smugglers in Libya

European borders facing threat of female jihadis and their children returning from war zones

3 refugees stabbed by pensioner outside church in Denmark

Why too many monolinguals will hurt British businesses post-Brexit

Why too many monolinguals will hurt British businesses post-Brexit

Work in the digital age: Why remote teams can still be disunited

Work in the digital age: Why remote teams can still be disunited

British government relying too heavily on business to make society fairer

British government relying too heavily on business to make society fairer

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Why too many monolinguals will hurt British businesses post-Brexit

Work in the digital age: Why remote teams can still be disunited

British government relying too heavily on business to make society fairer

Migration