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A review says that is due mainly to abolishing quotas for highly skilled workers and for migrants’ success in getting jobs
PM seeks unity on stemming flow of migrants but Moldova summit set to be dominated by Ukraine
Attitudes have softened since Thurrock was one of the UK’s top Brexit-supporting districts
Rishi Sunak has to make the case for foreign workers where they are needed
Data for 2022 is due out in the coming week and analysts expect it to set a new record
Also in this newsletter: why Italy is battling over the control of Europe’s biggest utility
Pressure on politicians to respond is huge, but there are no quick solutions
Labour minister says legislation aims to ease entry for foreign workers, combat ‘desperate’ need for staff and tackle demographic decline
Élisabeth Borne struggles to find parliamentary allies after forcing through pensions reform
Italy’s hard-right leader praises UK approach on visit to London despite ‘tug of war’ on wording of formal statement
Home secretary claims people will be deterred from crossing to Britain by illegal migration bill
Labour shortages and demographic pressures fuel competition for skilled people
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Also in this newsletter: what Italy did next on migration
Racism and economic crisis fuel surge in attempts to reach Europe by boat, alarming the EU
After witnessing the pressures on Turkey, I find it hard to hear of a wealthier nation worrying about integration
Also in this newsletter: Italy’s dried-up efforts to plant trees with Brussels money
Activists say MV Louise Michel was detained after delivering 180 rescued people to Lampedusa
Evictions of tenants resume and numbers of asylum seekers rise while country is short of 250,000 homes
Migrants continue to set out on ‘suicide missions’ across the Channel to reach Britain
Comprehensive solutions are hard to devise, but illegal and inhumane measures are not the way forward
Also in today’s newsletter: Turkey back at the negotiation table on Sweden and Finland’s Nato bids
Also in today’s newsletter: the widening impact of Italy’s migrant tragedy
UK leader hopes better co-operation with France will help support planned legislation
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