April, 4 2009
A Chinese restaurant has been raided by immigration officers for the second time in five months. Eleven suspected illegal immigrant workers were arrested by UK Border Agency officials after they raided China China in Preston Street,...
The Argus - (04/04)
Immigrants and locals in the southern Italian town of Foggia are to take separate bus services in a development that has sparked an outcry about its overtones of racial segregation.
Daily Telegraph - (04/04)
AN illegal immigrant who thought she was coming to South Devon to work as a housekeeper ended up looking after a highly sophisticated cannabis factory with a yield of £177...
This is Plymouth - (04/04)
Emigration rates of doctors from many small and poor nations can be extremely high. Figures from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development show the percentage of qualified doctors who have chosen not to practise in the country of their birth, in favour of practising in one of the 30 OECD...
Financial Times - (04/04)
Europe s biggest detention centre for illegal immigrants is to be built in the heart of the English countryside, the Home Office confirmed...
Daily Express - (04/04)
Senior family judges have joined Muslim leaders in condemning forced marriage as intolerable and a gross abuse of human rights. Sir Mark Potter, Britains most senior family judge, and Mr Justice Munby, a High Court judge, said the challenge was to spread the message that forced marriage was not acceptable,.
The Times - (04/04)
Saturday, 4 April 2009
Brighton's China China restaurant raided by immigration
Italian 'Apartheid' bus service to be launched
'Woman worked as house keeper to tend drugs crop'
The Information: How countries lose doctors
£32M ASYLUM CENTRE WILL WRECK OUR COUNTRYSIDE
Judges back Muslim groups in condemnation of forced marriage
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