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Kushal Sureka and Preety Jalan moved from India to the UK in January 2020 on skilled work visas

Ed Davey’s rallying cry in defence of moderate, liberal Britain might give some coherence to a party with a reputation for opportunism, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Reform UK's radical plan to scrap Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) could upend the rights of hundreds of thousands of migrants in Britain, replacing permanent residency with renewable visas and sparking legal, economic and ethical disputes.

Ed Davey claimed the Reform UK leader would unleash ‘the forces of darkness’ in Britain and allow social media barons to ‘poison young minds’ if he becomes PM

Nigel Farage's plan to strip migrant protections, pitched as a £200bn saving, risks deepening the UK's economic decline, widening social divides, and eroding political trust.

Use by Nigel Farage is latest example of terms coined by the ‘extremely online right’ entering political mainstream

British church leaders have finally spoken out about the dangerous rise of Christian nationalism. But their message was far too timid, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Doubt cast over figures used by Reform UK leader as experts warn of labour shortages

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Reform UK’s headline-grabbing plan to abolish the indefinite leave to remain for foreign workers, among other proposals, might prove to be electorally popular – but it would also create greater problems for the country than it would ever solve