The party says its proposals, including raising salary thresholds for foreign workers, would cut migration.
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Reform denies it offered Tory MP money to defect
Leader Richard Tice says he has held "numerous discussions with Tory MPs" but no money was offered.
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Reform denies it offered Tory MP money to defect
Leader Richard Tice says he has held "numerous discussions with Tory MPs" but no money was offered.
Labour 'won't set arbitrary target' on migration
The party says its proposals, including raising salary thresholds for foreign workers, would cut migration.
Questions politicians can't seem to answer on immigration
Outrage is no substitute for answers when it comes to record UK immigration, says Laura Kuenssberg.
Labour denies abandoning £28bn green pledge
Labour says it plans to 'ramp up' investment in its green plan, but the policy has already been watered down.
Cameron says UK must engage with China
In his first full interview as foreign secretary, he says the government's stance is "hard-headed".
Jenrick pressures No 10 with plan to cut migration
The immigration minister's ideas are not yet government policy, but are being discussed at No 10.
Fear of spike in dumped bully XLs under ban
Owners may have "nowhere else to turn" if vets cannot cope with demand, rescue homes warn.
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Reform denies it offered Tory MP money to defect
Leader Richard Tice says he has held "numerous discussions with Tory MPs" but no money was offered.
Labour 'won't set arbitrary target' on migration
The party says its proposals, including raising salary thresholds for foreign workers, would cut migration.
Questions politicians can't seem to answer on immigration
Outrage is no substitute for answers when it comes to record UK immigration, says Laura Kuenssberg.
Labour denies abandoning £28bn green pledge
Labour says it plans to 'ramp up' investment in its green plan, but the policy has already been watered down.
Cameron says UK must engage with China
In his first full interview as foreign secretary, he says the government's stance is "hard-headed".
Jenrick pressures No 10 with plan to cut migration
The immigration minister's ideas are not yet government policy, but are being discussed at No 10.
Fear of spike in dumped bully XLs under ban
Owners may have "nowhere else to turn" if vets cannot cope with demand, rescue homes warn.
Labour 'won't set arbitrary target' on migration
The party says its proposals, including raising salary thresholds for foreign workers, would cut migration.
Questions politicians can't seem to answer on immigration
Outrage is no substitute for answers when it comes to record UK immigration, says Laura Kuenssberg.
Labour denies abandoning £28bn green pledge
Labour says it plans to 'ramp up' investment in its green plan, but the policy has already been watered down.
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