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Net migration to hit record high as workers and students extend post-Brexit visas
Forecasts suggest that figures will be the highest since records began 43 years ago
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More than 200,000 homes in danger as money runs out to fix flood defences
Shortfall of £34m means thousands of properties have been left at greater risk, says National Audit Office
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Lord Heseltine: Cameron’s return can save Tories from ‘great lurch to the Right’
Former PM’s surprise appointment as Foreign Secretary would bring a sense of perspective and integrity to the role, says Brexit critic
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Rishi Sunak to herald UK’s ‘hard-headed’ foreign policy enabled by Brexit
PM will speak of defending British values and standing for ‘moral clarity’ in Middle East and Ukraine
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Foreign worker visas set to double in five years, Home Office forecasts show
Net migration hit a record 606,000 last year, more than double the rate before Brexit
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The Eurostar rival aiming to shake-up cross-Channel travel
Spanish company Evolyn faces many hurdles but if successful travelling through Europe will become cheaper
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Ireland won’t be reunited in my lifetime, says DUP leader
Jeffrey Donaldson warns a united Ireland would not 'accommodate' his Britishness
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Electric car prices to increase by £3,400 as Brexit tariff kicks in
Tougher new thresholds to add a 10pc tariff from January as transition period ends
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The unbreakable Tory alliance between Court and Country is finally shattering
Ever since Disraeli, the Conservative Party has been a coalition of clashing factions. They may no longer be able to live together
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The Brexit wars are back – and this time it really is about immigration
Remember the performative outrage, the invective
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Richard Sharp: New BBC chairman will have a target on their back
Former head says his successor can be a Conservative donor but they must be ready for ad hominem attacks
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Wealthier households should pay more for BBC, says Richard Sharp
The ex-chairman, who stepped down in April, thinks the licence fee is ‘regressive’ and particularly hurts lower-income families and women
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Jacob Rees-Mogg: Bernard Jenkin must quit partygate inquiry that punished Boris Johnson
MP must step aside while he is investigated for allegedly breaking lockdown rules, ex-PM’s ally tells the Chopper’s Politics podcast
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Back my Brexit deal or face a united Ireland, Rishi Sunak tells DUP
Prime Minister says failure to make a devolved government in Northern Ireland work risks its place in the UK
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Watch: Cricketers pass the time during Port of Dover chaos
An urgernt review has been launched into the ferry terminal delays after weekend saw holidaymakers forced to wait in long queues
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Retirees are living the high life in low-tax Portugal – but it won’t last for long
A socialist government means its coveted ‘golden visa’ scheme is on borrowed time
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Net migration to remain above pre-Brexit levels without policy change
Increase in non-EU long-term work visas partly behind rise in numbers that puts 2019 Tory manifesto pledge at risk
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The passport problems that could catch you out – from ripped pages to novelty stamps
Even the most experienced travellers can be caught out, with Brexit making problems more commonplace
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Starmer holds ‘extensive’ DUP talks over Labour plans for closer EU ties
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson warns against ‘waiting for a change of government’ as he urges PM to offer a ‘credible’ Brexit deal
