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In Rotterdam, everyone assumes the UK will leave the single market and customs union. We went to see how it plans to cope with the upheaval

The pair's fate hinges on the Home Office's decision not to classify the Mexican drug war, which has claimed 160,000 lives in ten years, as a "humanitarian crisis".

Document dashes hopes of more liberal approach to overseas students after myth of widespread overstaying was demolished

Home Office paper sets out detailed proposals including measures to drive down number of low-skilled migrants from Europe

While the public have voted to leave the EU, it is less clear what that means in terms of policies around key aspects of EU membership. Sara Hobolt and Thomas Leeper (LSE) examined public opinion o…

Britain’s nearly one million Poles are concerned for their future after Brexit.

himself to thirst more deeply for the triumphant palm of martyrdom, and more bravely to seize it. Others, however, were so tortured with diverse torments, and mangled with unheard of tearing of limbs, that without delay

Constance Gore-Booth

The Tories may be in disrepair, but the issues that divide Britain – from globalisation to social disparity – run deeper than this useless government

The 82-page document is the most detailed exposition yet of government thinking about immigration after Brexit. Here are the key points

It’s not too late for the prime minister to get up to speed with some Brexit-appropriate classics, says freelance writer Rebecca Nicholson

Family care arrangments likely to come under pressure under new migration rules.