Immigration
Not everybody is getting their passports issued in four to six weeks
The Prime Minister’s claim that everybody is getting their passports within four to six weeks is not true. Read
Fact checks about freedom of movement and immigration controls in the UK
Immigration
The Prime Minister’s claim that everybody is getting their passports within four to six weeks is not true. Read
Immigration
The number of people applying for asylum in the UK looks to increase slightly this year, but the proportion who are arriving in boats across the Channel has increased significantly. Read
Immigration
When returning from many European countries, your passport must be less than ten years old and be valid for at least three months. Read
Immigration
The minimum eligible salary will be £20,480, but other criteria will also apply. Read
Europe
Norway and some other countries follow the free movement rules of the single market without being EU members. Read
Immigration
Labour passed a motion at its party conference to extend free movement. This doesn’t mean scrapping all immigration controls. Read
Immigration
Refugees can’t be penalised for entering illegally if they are claiming asylum and coming from a place where their life or freedom are threatened. Read
Immigration
Refugees are not required to seek asylum in the first safe country they reach. But under EU law they can sometimes be returned to the first safe EU country they reached. Read
Europe
If parliament approves the withdrawal agreement negotiated by the UK and EU, the plan is for free movement of people between the UK and EU to end in 2021. Read
Health
There were reportedly 100,000 vacancies in NHS trusts in England between October-December 2017. Home Office caps on visa numbers mean some international doctors cannot enter the UK to work. Read