Sasha Roseneil appeals to parliamentarians over suspension of visas for Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan

Shabana Mahmood is expected to say the era of permanent protection for refugees is over, in major changes to the UK's asylum and immigration system.

PM hopes list of Labour allies promoted to upper house will rebalance numbers and drive through legislation

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The supreme court judgment gives protections to women at the same level as other groups

The analysis by the office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) that accompanies President Trump’s tariff announcement on 2 April is so profoundly wrong that one might (almost) feel sorry for the UST...

The vice chancellor of Sussex University has accused the higher education regulator of 'partisan scapegoating' after the university was fined over ...

With thanks to my colleagues Andrias, Bulman-Pozen, Greene, Johnson, Kessler, Metzger and Pozen

Britain’s relative economic decline throughout the 20th century – the so-called “British disease” – was a national embarrassment that only went away in the 1980s. This column presents new research showing that competition provided the cure. Only when Britain returned to a regime of competition and openness similar to that which had prevailed before World War I did productivity growth resume.