Charting new waters: A progressive policy response to the Channel crossings
This report outlines the concrete steps which the government can take to mount a progressive and pragmatic response to the Channel crossings.
This report outlines the concrete steps which the government can take to mount a progressive and pragmatic response to the Channel crossings.
At IPPR, we seek to play an important role in the policy ecosystem, acting as a bridge between power holders, civil society, the media and the public. Recently, we’ve been asking ourselves a couple...
With a general election expected in the next 12-18 months, the UK’s asylum system is in crisis. The backlog is at over 130,000 cases, the system is costing around £3.6 billion a year in asylum...
Introduced to the Commons earlier this month, the new Illegal Migration bill represents the UK government’s latest attempt to respond to the recent rise in people crossing the English Channel in...
In this report, we take stock of the impacts of the '10-year route to settlement' policy on people’s lives.
This toolkit is designed to support those working with refugee, migrant and receiving communities in the Yorkshire and Humber region, to build the foundations for meaningful social connections.
This paper explores how public attitudes to immigration have warmed in recent years, and what this means for the current politics of immigration.
This briefing explores the reasons behind the rise in dangerous Channel crossings to help form a firmer basis for a humane and effective policy response.
This report explores how the pandemic affected people’s experiences of migration and integration in their local area.
Age is one of the key cleavages in UK politics, with some arguing it has replaced class as the key determinant of voting preferences . Political support for the main political parties in the UK is...