Migration

The New European tracks down the Question Time audience member who won plaudits for destroying Reform’s immigration lies

Between the woman in the red jacket and the man in the red jumper, it was the audience who stole the show in the big face-off between Alastair Campbell and Nigel Farage

The soon-to-be reality TV star used a Question Time appearance to peddle some decidedly dodgy figures

Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage won a referendum on the lie that leaving the EU would control immigration

Falling fertility rates mean more immigration is needed to grow the economy. Yet lots of boomers hate the idea

Claims of ‘proof’ that foreign workers cost Britain more than they put in are nebulous in the extreme

Since 2014, at least 377 people have died or disappeared in the western Balkans in search of their European dream

At the Grand-Synthe camp on the French coast, people are risking everything to reach England. And it’s not for the benefits system

Predictably, the right wing paper has gone back on its promise to stop obsessing about immigration

At anti-immigrant gatherings across Ireland one thing stands out: the youngsters

The islands welcome 14 million holidaymakers a year. Now asylum seekers are frequent visitors, too

It makes the country richer, culturally and economically. Now’s the time to say so

There are indications that the country will follow Italy and continue last year’s ‘temporary’ border controls until the end of 2024

Not one single asylum seeker has been deported there, but the UK’s ‘plan’ is seemingly now also an option for Germany

Farage is wrong: immigrants make a positive contribution to our economy. Why won’t anyone say so?

Sinn Féin’s target demographic now blames the party for cheerleading Ireland’s open-border mentality, and its popularity has plummeted

A post office queue leads to a disarming encounter

Rishi Sunak’s admission that no failed asylum seekers will be flown to Africa before the election concludes a senseless, costly shambles

A Belfast court’s ruling confirms that even the prime minister’s small victories end up being defeats

Cheer up, you miserable lot. Yes, your country has its problems – but there is so much to be proud of

In the city’s Piazza della Libertà, a few kilometres from the Italian-Slovenian border, thousands of migrants dream of a better world

In doing so, the party must prepare for the inevitable backlash from the far right fringes

Despite not being a Francophile, post-Brexit Britain pushed me to find work and a future in France

Whatever our government says, the Kigali regime is a brutal, oppressive dictatorship, and no place for vulnerable refugees

I’ve spent time with refugees in French coastal camps where they've told me the policy hasn't put them off the journey

The data shows that more foreign workers are good for the UK. So why is the chancellor so keen to pretend otherwise?

Nations can achieve more when they work with allies – Britain must remember this

Despite the government’s best efforts, international students still want to study in the UK

The policy reads like ridiculous, clunky satire

Toxic masculinity, not the asylum system, is to blame for a rise in crimes using corrosive substances