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Immigration policy Mahmood-style: no one is safe
In an earlier blog,[1] I explained the first steps in the UK’s new asylum and immigration policy announced by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood last November.…
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Truth is falsehood — or is it the other way round?
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The new asylum regime: the first steps
The first steps towards the UK’s new asylum regime have now been taken. The Immigration Rules have been changed so that if you apply for…
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How a poem was composed in a time of war
It’s 1917, towards the end of the First World War. The poet and soldier Siegfried Sassoon has made his Declaration against the war: I am…
