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Seventy per cent drop in foreign students: Report

The rules forbidding foreign students at private institutions from working part-time have led to a 70 per cent drop in applications. This has been revealed through the latest CentreForum report: Tier 4 tears: how government student visa controls are destroying the private HE sector. Government’s aim to noticeably increase the number of private colleges, risks […] More

30/01/2012, 5:26
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Bright, better immigrants to find their way in UK: Green

As per the new plans Britain will give precedence to the brightest and the finest immigrants. The new policy is expected to give special treatment to investors, entrepreneurs and world-class artists, dancers, musicians and academics. More

30/01/2012, 5:00
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Magumba: Illegal migrants seek marriage certificates for benefit handouts up to £23,000 per annum

Magumba: "Nigerians would do anything in their power to come to the UK” The sham marriage case involving Church of England Vicar Rev. John Magumba has revealed that illegal immigrants are craving for marriage certificates for benefit handouts up to £23,000 per annum. More

27/01/2012, 4:30
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Tier 1, 2 applicants, get ready for tighter English language test requirement

Tier 1 and 2 applicants, get ready for tighter English language test requirement. From 6 April 2012, the UK Border Agency will remove the provision for applicants in the UK to apply for permission to stay here, also known as leave to remain, before they have taken or received the results of an English language […] More

27/01/2012, 3:54
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£2 million fund for aspiring women entrepreneurs to set up businesses in rural areas

Aspiring female entrepreneurs are being offered help, including a £2 million fund for those wanting to set up or expand businesses in rural areas. This was made clear after Equalities minister Lynne Featherstone visited a rural entrepreneur to support women in business. She met Liz Hollingshead to celebrate the success of her company Walton Thorns […] More

27/01/2012, 3:42
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Rochdale vicar John Magumba sentenced over sham weddings

The UK is sending across a clear message — even a Vicar involved in a sham marriage scam will not be spared. All this became apparent after the Church of England Vicar, Reverend Patrick John Magumba, a 58-year-old Ugandan national, who presided over 3 churches within the Greater Manchester Diocese, received a two-and-a-half year sentence […] More

27/01/2012, 3:26
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Travelers to UK warned not bring globally protected endangered animals, plants

The warning came after the foot of a hippopotamus and 10 carved ivory ornaments were seized from a passenger at Cardiff airport by the UK Border Agency. More

20/01/2012, 3:37
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Even as UK plans better criminal records checks for taxi drivers, their safety concerns still unaddressed

So many immigrants earning their livelihood as cabbies may find themselves zooming towards additional checks. More

19/01/2012, 3:15
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‘Gentlemen’s Agreement’ with France, exposing asylum-seeking children to exploitation, ends

Dubbed as disgraceful, the ‘gentlemen’s agreement,’ whereby asylum-seeking children, including victims of trafficking, have been routinely sent back to France within 24 hours, contrary to the requirement to safeguard their welfare, has now been put to an end. The development is significant as it had long put the wellbeing and safety of children at risk […] More

18/01/2012, 3:22
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Home Office best public sector employer of the year for lesbian, gay, bisexual

In nothing less than a reiteration of UK’s open policy towards lesbian, gay and bisexual people (LGBT), Stonewall has named the Home Office as the best public sector employer of the year for them. More

13/01/2012, 4:19
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Spare a thought for asylum seekers

In an attempt to do a great right, we often tend to do a little wrong. There cannot be any doubt it. And, in the process, we more often than not realise that the little wrong can do a great damage to the affected. More

14/10/2011, 3:00
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Punishment must commensurate crime, be it by foreigner or native

Offender should not be dealt with harshly, just because he is from another country More

04/10/2011, 6:21

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