Gary Sambrook: The Government is delivering on its promises to reform Britain’s broken immigration system

by Jason Tyler | 22nd October 2020 | Crime, General, Immigration, Politics

Gary Sambrook is the Conservative MP for Birmingham Northfield. For many years, members of the public have repeatedly asked politicians to reform our broken immigration system and introduce an Australian-style points based one. In constituencies like mine people were...

Shaun Bailey: The Mayor of London should build up opportunity – rather than knock down statues

by Jason Tyler | 22nd October 2020 | Crime, General, Immigration, Politics

Shaun Bailey is a member of the London Assembly and the Conservative candidate for Mayor of London. For better or for worse, the place you grow up in shapes the kind of person you become. When I look back on my childhood years, spent in a council house in Ladbroke...

Maurisa Coleman: We should not allow the Left to claim ownership of Black History Month

by Jason Tyler | 20th October 2020 | General, Immigration, Politics

Maurisa S. Coleman is a British–Trinidadian entrepreneur, currently working as a Parliamentary researcher. She is also an ambassador for the Notting Hill Carnival. Today, a debate will take place on Black History Month in the Commons.  Black History Month is dedicated...

Paul Bristow MP: Ministers must make it easier for the NHS to recruit dentists from overseas

by Jason Tyler | 9th October 2020 | General, Immigration, Politics

Paul Bristow is the MP for Peterborough and a member of the Commons’ Health and Social Care Select Committee. As we prepare to leave the European Union on January 31, the UK is forging new bilateral relationships and turning towards our long time Commonwealth allies....

Ascension Island: a leak that tells us more about the inside of the Home Office than government policy

by Jason Tyler | 1st October 2020 | General, Immigration, Politics

What have we learned from the recent rash of stories about Priti Patel’s decision to investigate setting up migration and asylum processing facilities on some of the UK’s more remote Atlantic possessions, St Helena and Ascension Island? On the face of it,...

The Conservatives should watch for a rival to their right

by Jason Tyler | 29th September 2020 | Brexit, Culture, Europe, General, Immigration, Politics

Many pixels and much paper have been spent trying to explain UKIP and, briefly, the Brexit Party.  Some see them as having been driven mainly by economics, and the effect of the financial crash and techological change on living standards, jobs and security.  Others...