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Farmers fear 120,000 animals might have to be killed because of a shortage of workers in slaughterhouses
New chief Andrew Andrea says almost a tenth of its outlets are understaffed
Ministers urged to expand temporary visa scheme and provide more funding for skills
The UK needs a post-Brexit, post-Covid economic strategy, not another argument about immigration
Clicks on ads since easing of visa rules rising most sharply from countries whose HGV licences not valid in Britain
Curbs on low-skilled foreign workers are hitting several sectors, including haulage
Surge in costs to secure talented employees threatens UK’s competitiveness, report suggests
Rather than acknowledging trade-offs and planning, politicians are exposing migrant workers to more exploitation
Action needed now ‘to save the industry under Brexit rules’, say hospitality business leaders
Cultural exchange programmes in jeopardy as the Home Office phases out ID cards
People have turned to ad hoc groups after government departments were overwhelmed by the demands
Interior minister Gérald Darmanin accuses UK of ‘blackmail’ and ‘posturing’
Ministers plan to increase number of people on visas that deny access to public funds
MPs claim thousands are eligible for help due to links with British military or other entities
Government’s commitment to relocate people fleeing the Taliban falls short, say lawyers and community groups
A backlog of applications and surge in Channel boat crossings have forced authorities to house children in unsuitable hotels
Suppliers warn of ‘risk of irrecoverable food shortages’ as they struggle to hire staff
EU states contradict home secretary’s suggestion she has discussed individual deals for migrant return
It should not fall to volunteers to provide safe routes for asylum seekers
Critics fear Home Office policies after Brexit reflect a desire to limit the flow of migrants while ignoring the needs of UK businesses
Home secretary accused of throwing ‘good money after bad’ after agreeing to pay France €60m
Harsh measures are part of the fallout from the 2015-16 Mediterranean crisis
UK lifeboat institution says its crews will ‘always go to the aid of those in danger’
The era of free movement transformed everything from the security and location of work to the prices in shops
UK government set to publish highly contentious legislation designed to fix Britain’s ‘broken asylum system’
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