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This week, we are running our sixth reader survey since we started surveying in 2013. We are very interested in what you think of Free Movement, and what you

This week, we are running our sixth reader survey since we started surveying in 2013. We are very interested in what you think of Free Movement, and what you

The latest statement of changes stop skilled worker visa holders who are recognised victims of modern slavery from being tied to their sponsors.

In this episode, Jasmine speaks to Zeena Luchowa, partner at Laura Devine Immigration and chair of the Law Society’s Immigration Law Committee, about the

The Home Office has published the latest quarterly immigration statistics, covering the year ending June 2026. It’s the same downward trends we've been seeing

The Court of Appeal has reaffirmed that a tribunal cannot consider evidence after an application has been decided, unless the Home Office agrees.

The Upper Tribunal has ruled that the Home Office unlawfully operated a secret, unpublished practice of limiting many recognised victims of trafficking to 12

Since June 2022, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has prosecuted over a thousand people seeking asylum in the UK for the offence of ‘illegal arrival’,

Suspension of family reunion route has left many stuck in conflict zones or using people smugglers to reach safety

In this practical training webinar, we will talk through the requirements for making late applications and provide insight on latest Home Office practice.

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The Home Secretary plans to extend the default period to qualify for indefinite leave to remain in the UK from five to 10 years

Behind the headlines and rhetoric, what do Labour’s immigration plans mean for those affected?

From 2 March 2026 refugee status in the UK became temporary rather than permanent. This dramatic change is the Home Secretary’s attempt to deter asylum

From Monday, asylum seekers granted refugee status in the UK will be offered only temporary protection.

Information from UK Parliament on written questions & answers, written statements and daily reports.

In rare interviews, some of those sent back across the Channel after arriving in the UK on small boats describe what happened next – and the risks of a system organised to get rid of them

Thinktank analysis says proposed ‘earned settlement’ changes could trap families in prolonged insecurity

Desperate times call for desperate measures, and the complexity of immigration law combined with the ongoing legal aid advice crisis mean that many people

Immigration lawyers tend to have a good grasp of the definition of a refugee. We can confidently recite the “well-founded fear” definition at Article 1(A)(2) of the 1951 UN Convention on the Statu...