A selection of recent media reports
Ed Miliband admits Labour's mistakes on entry rules Ed Miliband will today admit that the previous Labour government made serious mistakes on immigration, as h The Independent (22-Jun-2012)
Ed Miliband: tighten law so British don't lose out to foreign staff Ed Miliband has said wants to tighten British laws so that foreign workers cannot be favoured by e Telegraph.co.uk (22-Jun-2012)
Cabinet split as Warsi attacks 'racist' curbs on immigration Tory co-chairman in row with Theresa May over new restrictions on bringing in partners The Independent (22-Jun-2012)
Miliband: Labour 'got it wrong' on immigration Labour badly mishandled the issue of immigration in government, Ed Miliband is expected to say. BBC News - UK Politics (22-Jun-2012)
At last Labour admits: Talking about immigration isn't racist as Miliband says his party was wrong to brand opponents as.. Voters who raise concerns about i Mail Online (21-Jun-2012)
Immigration: back to Labour basics Restocking political capital is a tough business. A trust betrayed can often be a trust destroyed Guardian.co.uk (21-Jun-2012)
Abingdon and Witney College stripped of sponsor status An Oxfordshire college has been stripped of its highly trusted sponsor status, the Home Office has revea BBC News - England (21-Jun-2012)
Britain full to bursting: Population up 10% in 15 years...and they're the ones we know about The most overcrowded parts of Britain have seen their populat The Mail On Sunday (20-Jun-2012)
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Response to Yvette Cooper’s Times article
21 June, 2012
In response to Yvette Cooper's article in The Times of 21 June, Sir Andrew Green, Chairman of Migration Watch UK said:
"This is a very significant shift of policy and is music to our ears, confirming what we have been saying for ten years. But it is a bit rich coming from a party which, when in government, threw open the doors of Britain to three and a half million foreign immigrants with total contempt for public opinion. The opposition must now say whether they accept that there must be a sharp reduction in immigration and, if so, how they propose to achieve it."
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