April, 15 2009
Thousands of bogus students remain free to enter Britain despite new laws aimed at tightening controls on immigration. The Times has learnt that hundreds of colleges recently approved by the Home Office to accept non-EU students have not been inspected by its officers.
The Times - (15/04)
The 7/7 bombers did not feel British. We need to move beyond simplistic debates about identity and engage with the deeper...
Guardian.co.uk - (15/04)
David Attenborough has assumed his position as a patron of the Optimum Population Trust with some strict remarks about population growth. "There are three times as many people in the world as when I started making television programmes only a mere 56 years ago," he...
Guardian Unlimited - Comment is Free - (15/04)
The bustling, shabby road of kebab shops and halal butchers does not immediately suggest a natural home for the dreaming spires of British academia. Look above the cash and carry, however, and you will find the Oxford College of Management...
The Times - (15/04)
Wednesday, 15 April 2009
Bogus foreign students free to flout new laws
Ed Husain: What binds Brits together? | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
To breed or not to breed
Stockport Road, Manchester, where colleges for Pakistani students cluster
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