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Once again, there’s talk about a spring election. A Budget has been called for 6 March, which could tee things up for a 9 May ballot. This would end, all polls suggest, in a landslide for Sir Keir Starmer.

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The number of spouse visas issued by the Home Office has more than doubled in a year as MPs warned the lax rules are being exploited to bring in young women from India and Pakistan for arranged marriages.

Rishi Sunak delayed a crackdown on illegal migration after voicing fears that the budget watchdog would slash his headroom for tax cuts, The Telegraph can reveal.

Rishi Sunak will fail to make significant reductions in net migration before the next election after backtracking on visa rules, Tory MPs have warned.

Ministers have backtracked on their plan to raise the salary threshold for spousal visas to £38,700 after a backlash.

UK News: The UK government announces immigration policy amendments as part of the Back to Work Plan to increase the domestic workforce. The plan aims to reduce

Should Labor fail to rein in net migration as it promises, it may face the political consequences at the ballot box, writes Dr Abul Rizvi. THE ALBANESE G

Australia will impose tougher English-language tests on international students in a bid to fix its “broken” migration system and halve its intake over the next two years.

An emotional Boris Johnson was questioned at the Covid Inquiry on his leadership during the pandemic.