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menu home what is the problem? what can be done? research statistics population by country of birth net migration statistics media press releases media reports our articles videos blog about mwuk about mwuk what we do donate to migration watch uk 20 bogus arguments 10 key points on immigration frequently asked questions contact us search search latest blog entries letter from lord green of deddington, chairman of migration watch uk, to sir david clementi, chairman of the bbc dear sir david, i am writing to express my serious concerns about a bbc video produced for ‘teaching’ 14 to 16 year olds about immigration. i am sure you will agree that immigration is an important and sensitive issue which should be treated with care and objectivity. unfortunately, this video fails to meet these criteria. […] 3rd august 2018 ( education , migration trends , policy ) report by scottish affairs committee should acknowledge that over two-thirds of scots want reduced eu immigration the house of commons scottish affairs committee has released its report on the topic of ‘immigration and scotland’. this is our response. it is very disappointing that the report’s conclusion saw fit to ignore the crucial fact, made in both oral and written evidence to the committee, that the majority of scots [55%] think that immigration levels over […] 23rd july 2018 ( employment , european union , migration trends , population , visas/work permits ) time for the government to stop caving in to the immigration lobby by alp mehmet, vice chairman of migration watch uk daily express, 17 july 2018 another year goes by and another set of office of national statistics figures show that net migration to the uk continues at eye-watering levels, driving population growth of nearly 400,000 people each year. while the headline figure of 282,000 net migrants […] 18th july 2018 ( employment , european union , migration trends , policy ) written evidence submitted by lord green of deddington, chairman of migration watch uk, to the house of commons home affairs select committee, june 2018 post-brexit migration what should the government’s objectives be in drawing up a post brexit immigration system? 1. the key objectives should be to end free movement so as to control and substantially reduce net migration from the eu, to retain the ability to recruit highly-skilled migrants from the eu and to maintain and develop the […] 5th july 2018 ( economics , employment , european union , policy ) evening standard editorial contains litany of errors the editorial ‘clash on immigration — a win for the cabinet’, which was published in the evening standard on 4 june 2018, is sloppily written and contains a number of factual errors: it alludes to what it calls the prime minister’s ‘opposition to visas for foreign nhs doctors’. this is a misrepresentation. as the government […] 5th june 2018 ( education , employment , migration trends , policy , visas/work permits ) staffing the health service requires training not immigration the health sector had years to improve training of locals. now they call for immigration. but that is not a solution. the only long-term answer is more training & better retention of existing staff we are regularly told that limits on skilled work permits are harming the nhs by preventing doctors and nurses coming in. […] 30th may 2018 ( employment , policy , population , visas/work permits ) selected quotes from migration advisory committee interim report on european economic area migration below are selected quotes from the new report, published on 27 march 2018 by the independent migration advisory committee, entitled: ‘eea-workers in the uk labour market: interim update’. gdp per head & productivity ‘the mac view is that the uk has a well-known and long-standing productivity problem, lagging behind similar countries and a great deal […] 28th march 2018 ( economics , employment , european union , policy ) confederation of british industry takes narrow minded and selfish view of immigration 1. carolyn fairbairn of the cbi has said that being able to access overseas labour of all skill levels and regardless of the eventual deal (or no deal) we strike with the eu is vital to business productivity and growth. 2. she has also said that extending to eu citizens the tier-2 visa route currently […] 24th february 2018 ( employment , migration trends , visas/work permits ) talk of a brexodus is absurd but the public will not be fooled ‘exodus of the eu migrants’ said the front page of the daily express. ‘brexodus’ exclaimed the daily star. bbc news led with: ‘record numbers of eu nationals leaving the uk.’ as julia hartley-brewer pointed out, the bbc headline was rich given the fact that the article quoted statistics for the period after the referendum showing […] 23rd february 2018 ( economics , employment , european union , housing , policy , population ) response to scottish government report on immigration a scottish government report, published on 7 february, claims that cutting immigration could ‘cost’ scotland’s economy £10bn per year from 2040. firstly it should be pointed out that what is characterised as a potential ‘cost’ is not based on a claim that lower immigration would lead to an actual shrinkage in the economy but rather an […] 21st february 2018 ( employment , european union , policy , population ) 1 2 3 … 55 next » blog archive most recent entries august 2018 (1) july 2018 (3) june 2018 (1) may 2018 (1) april 2018 (0) march 2018 (1) february 2018 (5) january 2018 (4) december 2017 (1) november 2017 (2) october 2017 (4) september 2017 (2) 2017 (26) 2016 (40) 2015 (29) 2014 (55) 2013 (68) 2012 (87) 2011 (62) 2010 (32) 2009 (49) 2008 (37) 2007 (42) blog categories amnesty (14) arranged marriages (6) asylum (51) balanced migration (27) cohesion (13) cross party group (13) current affairs (8) economics (113) education (85) emigration (16) employment (163) environment (5) european union (179) family (13) health (34) history (5) housing (66) human rights (19) international students (1) legal matters (55) migration advisory committee (9) migration trends (131) office for national statistics (38) policy (160) population (213) refugees (21) religion (2) terrorism (5) uncategorised (18) visas/work permits (120) welfare benefits (37) subscribe enter your email: powered by feedblitz what is the problem? what is the problem? what can be done? research research papers press room press releases media reports our articles videos migration watch uk blog statistics population by country of birth net migration statistics summary fact sheet about mwuk about us what we do how you can help 20 bogus arguments 10 key points on immigration frequently asked questions contact us links intellectual copyright remains the property of migration watch uk - © migration watch uk. all rights reserved.

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