Illegal workers arrested at The Oracle ARROGANT JUDICIARY IS UNDERMINING BRITISH SOCIETY Child benefit: there's plenty of welfare on offer to the Poles Romania accuses France and Germany of 'discrimination' over Schengen exclusion Bulgaria, Romania blocked from joining Schengen Romania and Bulgaria face delay in joining Schengen Marriage visa rules in doubt after new court defeat Government to reinstate temporary immigration cap UK marriage rules for non-nationals are ruled discriminatory Our coverage on immigration and Europe was weak, admits BBC Director General A selection of recent media reports
Four people working at stalls in The Oracle shopping centre have been arrested after UK Border...
Get Reading (23-Dec-2010)
BRITAIN is no longer a properly functioning democracy. The governance of our country is increasingly in the hands of a judicial elite that is beholden to Brussels and its own Left-wing bias.
Daily Express (23-Dec-2010)
The removal of middle-class child benefit payments is unjust, argues Philip Johnston
Daily Telegraph (23-Dec-2010)
Romania has accused France and Germany of "discrimination" after the EU's two most powerful...
Telegraph.co.uk (By Bruno Waterfield, Brussels) (22-Dec-2010)
Description -- (BRUSSELS) - France and Germany decided Tuesday to block Bulgaria and Romania...
EUbusiness.com (22-Dec-2010)
The two Black Sea states hope to join the Schengen zone, which includes most of the EU, in March..
MSN News UK (REUTERS, REUTERS,) (22-Dec-2010)
Rules designed to help prevent forced marriages may have to be ripped up after the Government...
Telegraph.co.uk (By Tom Whitehead, Home Affairs Editor) (22-Dec-2010)
(Reuters) - Britain said Monday it would reinstate a temporary cap on migrant workers from...
Reuters UK (By Tim Castle) (20-Dec-2010)
ODonoghue Others -v- the United Kingdom: European Court of Human Rights Chamber judgment given on December 14th, 2010. Judgment The court held the United Kingdom should pay 24,500 in damages and expenses and £295 (348) in pecuniary damage to a Northern Ireland woman and her Nigerian husband for...
Irish Times (20-Dec-2010)
BBC coverage of issues such as immigration and Europe had been weak in the past, admitted the corporations Director General Mark Thompson.
Daily Mail (18-Dec-2010)
Thursday, 23 December 2010
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