Immigration and asylum
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Editors' picks
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New rules on recruiting workers from outside EU to exclude doctors and nurses
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Failure to tackle squalid living conditions endured by exploited workers could create a major public health hazard. Mark Gould and Rebecca Wearn report
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Oct 12 2008:
Government is ready to scrap controversial plans to clampdown on 'health tourism'
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Oct 11 2008:
Girls from Fujian are being trafficked and silently recruited into brothels across the UK
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Oct 8 2008:
DVLA and Identity and Passport Service upgrading procedures in an effort to tackle high error rate
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Oct 8 2008:
Passport Agency and DVLA to develop automated facial recognition systems to discourage crimes
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Oct 3 2008:
Noorjehan Barmania: Who knows whether the ID card will have any effect in controlling illegal immigration. What it will definitely achieve is a loss of our civil liberties
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Oct 3 2008:
Profile: High court ruling means a national treasure will be staying in Britain after all
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Oct 2 2008:
Letters: Only the government can put in place the new policy that the British people want - the right of all Gurkhas to settle in the UK irrespective of the date of retirement
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Sep 30 2008:
The historic promise cited in today's judgment against the government over its policy towards Gurkha veterans
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Sep 29 2008:
Yvonne Roberts: Mistrust is now the setting for all discussions around identity, immigration, allegiance and social cohesion
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Sep 27 2008:
Judge allows US rapper to play at Royal Albert Hall after information about criminal record found to be incorrect
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Sep 26 2008:
Cards to go first to 50,000 non-EU nationals and to those in security-sensitive roles
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Sep 25 2008:
Immigrants at risk of abusing rules will be first to get controversial ID cards ahead of national roll-out
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