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Now, Poles Overtake Indians As Britain's Highest Migrant Population
Poland has overtaken India, for the first time, as the top country of birth for the migrant population in the United Kingdom, new net migration figures released today showed.
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Could Brexit Help Migrants Get To Britain? Not So Fast
Hopes that Brexit could provide a ticket to Britain for thousands of migrants languishing in squalid conditions in northern France are illusory, the French government says.
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German 'National Interest' For UK To Remain In EU: Angela Merkel
Chancellor Angela Merkel said today that it's in Germany's national interest for Britain to remain in the European Union, and she also pressed her fellow European leaders to work with Turkey to curb the migrant influx.
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UK Warns EU Exit Could Mean Migrant Camps On South Coast
A British EU exit could mean thousands of migrants landing on Britain's shores "overnight", the government said on Monday, stepping up the rhetoric in the campaign ahead of a referendum on membership.
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David Cameron Seeks Quick Curbs On Migrant Benefits In 'Brexit' Talks
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Sunday began talks pressing EU president Donald Tusk to allow the UK to immediately restrict benefits to EU migrants if Britain votes to stay in the bloc.
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EU's Chief 'Quite Sure' Of British Deal At Reform Summit In February
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said today he was "quite sure" the EU and Britain would reach a deal at a summit in February on reforms that London has demanded to stay in the bloc.
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David Cameron Wins Support On European Union Reform Plans From Hungary PM
Prime Minister David Cameron Thursday won broad backing from Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban for his EU reform proposals but not for his idea to freeze welfare benefits for EU migrants in Britain.
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David Cameron Hails 'Pathway To Deal' After EU Dinner
Prime Minister David Cameron said he could see a pathway to a deal to keep Britain in the European Union after EU leaders told him at a summit in Brussels they would not accept discrimination against EU migrant workers in the UK.
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Terrorism, Migration in Focus as Denmark Votes on European Union Opt-Out
Eurosceptic Denmark goes to the polls on Thursday in a referendum on stepping up its participation in EU police and judicial cooperation, with the outcome uncertain amid fears ranging from terrorist attacks to the migrant crisis.
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British PM Outlines 4 Objectives For European Union Renegotiation
Prime Minister David Cameron said today he was confident of achieving four key objectives in renegotiating Britain's EU relationship but warned the UK would have to "think again" about membership if they were not met.
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Lawmakers Urge David Cameron to Engage With European Union on Migrant Crisis
British opposition MPs on Tuesday urged Prime Minister David Cameron to take in migrants already in Europe and engage with Britain's EU partners in an emergency parliamentary debate on the crisis.
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Only 'quality' migrants welcome, says UK
In a move that is bound to create ripples, Britain today announced a shift in focus of its immigration policy which now seeks to welcome only those Indian and other non-European Union (EU) immigrants "who add to the quality of life", barring others with a low income potential.
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Now, Poles Overtake Indians As Britain's Highest Migrant Population
Poland has overtaken India, for the first time, as the top country of birth for the migrant population in the United Kingdom, new net migration figures released today showed.
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Could Brexit Help Migrants Get To Britain? Not So Fast
Hopes that Brexit could provide a ticket to Britain for thousands of migrants languishing in squalid conditions in northern France are illusory, the French government says.
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German 'National Interest' For UK To Remain In EU: Angela Merkel
Chancellor Angela Merkel said today that it's in Germany's national interest for Britain to remain in the European Union, and she also pressed her fellow European leaders to work with Turkey to curb the migrant influx.
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UK Warns EU Exit Could Mean Migrant Camps On South Coast
A British EU exit could mean thousands of migrants landing on Britain's shores "overnight", the government said on Monday, stepping up the rhetoric in the campaign ahead of a referendum on membership.
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David Cameron Seeks Quick Curbs On Migrant Benefits In 'Brexit' Talks
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Sunday began talks pressing EU president Donald Tusk to allow the UK to immediately restrict benefits to EU migrants if Britain votes to stay in the bloc.
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EU's Chief 'Quite Sure' Of British Deal At Reform Summit In February
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said today he was "quite sure" the EU and Britain would reach a deal at a summit in February on reforms that London has demanded to stay in the bloc.
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David Cameron Wins Support On European Union Reform Plans From Hungary PM
Prime Minister David Cameron Thursday won broad backing from Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban for his EU reform proposals but not for his idea to freeze welfare benefits for EU migrants in Britain.
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David Cameron Hails 'Pathway To Deal' After EU Dinner
Prime Minister David Cameron said he could see a pathway to a deal to keep Britain in the European Union after EU leaders told him at a summit in Brussels they would not accept discrimination against EU migrant workers in the UK.
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Terrorism, Migration in Focus as Denmark Votes on European Union Opt-Out
Eurosceptic Denmark goes to the polls on Thursday in a referendum on stepping up its participation in EU police and judicial cooperation, with the outcome uncertain amid fears ranging from terrorist attacks to the migrant crisis.
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British PM Outlines 4 Objectives For European Union Renegotiation
Prime Minister David Cameron said today he was confident of achieving four key objectives in renegotiating Britain's EU relationship but warned the UK would have to "think again" about membership if they were not met.
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Lawmakers Urge David Cameron to Engage With European Union on Migrant Crisis
British opposition MPs on Tuesday urged Prime Minister David Cameron to take in migrants already in Europe and engage with Britain's EU partners in an emergency parliamentary debate on the crisis.
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Only 'quality' migrants welcome, says UK
In a move that is bound to create ripples, Britain today announced a shift in focus of its immigration policy which now seeks to welcome only those Indian and other non-European Union (EU) immigrants "who add to the quality of life", barring others with a low income potential.
