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New data shows the government's immigration changes will deepen the staffing crisis in social care, says UNISON today (Wednesday).

Children's lung capacity caught up with their peers in less polluted areas once a clean air zone came in, a study shows.

Salsabil says she was verbally abused on a bus because she was wearing her niqab.

Information for local authorities on rights and support for migrants subject to a no recourse to public funds (NRPF) condition.

Over 100 organisations are urging the Prime Minister to commit to developing and implementing a cross-governmental anti-racism strategy.

If Reform were to be elected, leader Nigel Farage has said all “foreign nationals” in social housing would have three months to leave, or risk deportation. Is this legal? Is it possible? And what would be the potential impact on housing providers and homelessness services? Grainne Cuffe reports

Andy Burnham is considering an exception to Shabana Mahmood’s reforms that increase the timeline for permanent residence from five to 15 years

Results could inform how UKRI designs future grant schemes to retain talent

The rapid spread of the virus has been intensified by misinformation and violence towards volunteers and treatment centres

The APPG on Migration and the APPG on Poverty and Inequality are pleased to publish our  new joint report, The Effects of Recent Changes to Immigration, Asylum and Refugee Policy on Poverty and Inequa...

City of Sanctuary promotes compassion for asylum seekers and refugees. It has met a torrent of rightwing hate and misinformation

Work and Pensions Committee and Education Committee

Ministers accused of being more hesitant to respond as Reform has risen in polls, due to fear of ‘saying wrong thing’ During the May local elections in England, a canvasser was out in the London borough of Barking and Dagenham campaigning for her party. At one doorstep, the occupant asked if she was Muslim. When she said yes, he told her she should be hanged. It is one of dozens of stories that Akeela Ahmed, head of the British Muslim Trust (BMT), the government’s official partner for monitoring anti-Muslim hatred, has heard in recent weeks. Continue reading...

With Europe in the grip of an unusually intense heatwave, what can be learned from regions more used to extreme heat?

The Children’s Commissioner for England is demanding the Home Secretary releases figures for the number of

Rachel de Souza writes to home secretary over proposals that include removing sick children

House of Lords

People in city’s minority ethnic communities speak of alarm as violence casts light on racism in Northern Ireland

People in city’s minority ethnic communities speak of alarm as violence casts light on racism in Northern Ireland