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The scapegoating of immigrants is a persistent feature of UK political discourse, deeply embedded in the strategies of major parties and the broader political...

Why Immigrants Have Been Used as a Beaten Stick in the UK for the...

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For half a century, immigration has been a lightning rod in British politics, wielded by successive governments and parties as a tool for electoral...

How the Conservative and Labour Party Created the Reform UK Party

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The UK’s rapidly aging population creates a compelling case for continued immigration, especially to...

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By Efeomo Olotu, Partner, Feyisayi Lari-Williams, Consulting Associate, Demola Makinwa Associate, Martins Okoli NYSC Associate, George Etomi & Partners Introduction The rise in technology development, coupled with...

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