Talks on cross-Channel immigration Gordon Brown helped by European leaders keen to ratify Lisbon treaty Expats' paradise lost in New Zealand's jobs crisis - just weeks after it was named best place to make a fresh start Migrants are going to Britain, come hell or high water Brown's policy of 'local homes for local people' may be illegalA selection of recent media reports
Plans for a crackdown on illegal cross-Channel immigration are being discussed by Prime Minister Gordon Brown and French President Nicolas Sarkozy at an Anglo-French summit.
Ananova (06-Jul-2009)
European leaders are so desperate for Gordon Brown to stay in power until after the Lisbon treaty comes into force that they are willing to make compromises to shore up his political position, The Times has learnt.
Times Online (06-Jul-2009)
Only a few weeks ago, New Zealand was identified as the best place for British expats to make a fresh start. It didn't take long for the accolade to wear thin.
Daily Mail (06-Jul-2009)
Gazing across the Channel in the direction of the white cliffs of Dover, Amir Gul stood on Calais beach and imagined himself on the other side - and living the dream that has brought him 3,500 miles from Afghanistan
Daily Telegraph (05-Jul-2009)
Labour's attempts to battle perceptions over its housing policy are flawed according to...
U TV (05-Jul-2009)
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