Immigration
Why we need a new commission on the future of multicultural Britain

Why we need a new commission on the future of multicultural Britain
It’s a quarter of a century since New Labour’s commission on the future of multicultural Britain. As Keir Starmer calls for pride, it’s time to take another look at British diversity
Labour can’t out-Reform Reform – it needs to change tack

Labour can’t out-Reform Reform – it needs to change tack
It was good to see our government finally calling out racism. But this is utterly disingenuous, given what followed
Digital ID cards aren’t progressive – they’re tools of state control

Digital ID cards aren’t progressive – they’re tools of state control
There is nothing progressive or patriotic about digital ID cards. It’s just authoritarianism with a side helping of racism, says the founder of Regularise
‘BritCard’ digital ID risks shutting millions of people out of everyday life
‘BritCard’ digital ID risks shutting millions of people out of everyday life
Is Britain far right?
Is Britain far right?
Reform UK’s plan to ban benefits for migrants is ‘an attack on the backbone of this country’

Reform UK’s plan to ban benefits for migrants is ‘an attack on the backbone of this country’
I wish people like Tommy Robinson could see what life in asylum accommodation is really like

I wish people like Tommy Robinson could see what life in asylum accommodation is really like
Tragic death of a Blackpool man sleeping in a tent dragged into asylum hotel row: ‘It’s entirely wrong’

Tragic death of a Blackpool man sleeping in a tent dragged into asylum hotel row: ‘It’s entirely wrong’
I know all too well what it means when men like Donald Trump say that torture works

I know all too well what it means when men like Donald Trump say that torture works
Would scaling up the UK-France asylum deal really stop the small boats?

Would scaling up the UK-France asylum deal really stop the small boats?
Why the Home Office plan to confine asylum seekers to military barracks is especially cruel

Why the Home Office plan to confine asylum seekers to military barracks is especially cruel
Digital ID cards: Why control and surveillance are not the answer to Britain’s immigration problem

Digital ID cards: Why control and surveillance are not the answer to Britain’s immigration problem
Are asylum seekers ‘living it up’ in luxury hotels like Rylan says? Here’s the reality

Are asylum seekers ‘living it up’ in luxury hotels like Rylan says? Here’s the reality
Revealed: Asylum hotel protests dwarfed by runners going to Parkrun

Revealed: Asylum hotel protests dwarfed by runners going to Parkrun
Letters: If I had to flee my home I’d hope I wouldn’t end up in an asylum hotel

Letters: If I had to flee my home I’d hope I wouldn’t end up in an asylum hotel
I’m a survivor of domestic violence. Asylum hotel protests do not speak for me – or protect me

I’m a survivor of domestic violence. Asylum hotel protests do not speak for me – or protect me
Asylum seekers can stay at Epping hotel after government overturns court ruling

Asylum seekers can stay at Epping hotel after government overturns court ruling
From Southport to Epping, social media’s failure to act is fuelling racist violence

From Southport to Epping, social media’s failure to act is fuelling racist violence
Could the UK government end use of asylum hotels by 2026?

Could the UK government end use of asylum hotels by 2026?
Home Office halves time for new refugees to find a home in move ‘guaranteed to increase homelessness’

Home Office halves time for new refugees to find a home in move ‘guaranteed to increase homelessness’
The Epping asylum seeker hotel ruling is a planning problem that the government can solve

The Epping asylum seeker hotel ruling is a planning problem that the government can solve
What the Epping asylum seeker hotel ruling means for Britain

What the Epping asylum seeker hotel ruling means for Britain
Are thousands of asylum seekers about to be kicked out of hotels?

Are thousands of asylum seekers about to be kicked out of hotels?
As number of asylum seekers housed in hotels rises, there’s one thing everyone agrees on

As number of asylum seekers housed in hotels rises, there’s one thing everyone agrees on
Asylum hotel court ruling risks letting ‘violent mobs dictate government policy’, experts say
