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This statement sets out the Government’s proposed approach to the negotiations with the EU about our future relationship.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s speech in Greenwich

Prime Minister Boris Johnson addressed the nation.

UK state pensioners currently living in the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland will continue to have their pensions increased annually.

The below gives a summary of the detailed research and recommendations issued by the Migration Advisory Committee on 28th January 2020. While the way in which the Government will act upon the below is open to question, the MAC’s recommendations are considered very seriously, so there is a strong likelihood that many of these suggestions […]

We have been aware for some time that Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) which do not incorporate the next generation of encryption technology are required by the EU to have a validity date of no later than 31 December 2024. Until 1 January of this year, this issue only affected those granted indefinite leave to remain, […]

As of 11pm 31 January 2020, the UK will leave the European Union. It’s really happening, so here are some key areas Tier 2 sponsors should consider: Keep track of Brexit developmentsCurrently the UK has two systems in place: one under EU law (free movement) and one under UK law (the EU Settlement Scheme). Free […]

Landmark Bill will better protect our natural environment for generations to come.

John Glen, Economic Secretary to the Treasury, delivered a speech at the launch of the Financial Services Skills Task Force report

Mohammad Rahman has had his sentence increased by the Court of Appeal following intervention by the Solicitor General.

Professor Alan Manning has agreed to extend his term as Chair of the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC).

Letter from Professor Alan Manning to the Home Secretary regarding the points-based system and salary thresholds for the immigration report.