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Indian Lawyer Barred From Practicing In UK Over Sham Marriages Conviction
A 44-year-old man who qualified as a lawyer in India has been struck off from practicing in the UK by the solicitors' watchdog after a tribunal heard of his conviction eight years ago for organising sham marriages for migrants to settle in Europe.
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India To Be Added To UK Safe States List: What It Means
The UK government has tabled plans to add India to an expanded list of safe states, which would speed up the process of returning Indians who travel from the country illegally and rule out their chance of seeking asylum in Britain.
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2 Indian-Origin Men Jailed In UK For Smuggling 7 Migrants In Car Boots
Two British Indian men have been sentenced to a total of over six years' imprisonment for smuggling seven Indian migrants, including women and children, into the UK in the boots of two cars.
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Want "Even Stronger" India Trade Ties: UK Damage Control Amid Migrants Row
British foreign minister James Cleverly said on Thursday Britain wanted to have an even stronger trading relationship with India after reports that remarks by a fellow minister about Indian immigrants could put a future deal in doubt.
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India-UK Close To Signing Migration And Mobility Partnership: Report
India and the UK are close to signing a "migration and mobility partnership", which could see thousands more Indian students enrol at UK universities in exchange for illegal Indian migrants being sent back, according to a UK media report on Monday.
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Priti Patel Heads Up UK's New Windrush Review Panel
UK Home Secretary Priti Patel on Monday launched a new cross-government review panel to address issues faced by the country's immigrant communities to mark the National Windrush Day, observed in honour of migrants brought to Britain to address labour shortages in the wake of World War II.
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Indians Drive UK's Overseas Student Population Growth
Students from India choosing the UK as a higher education destination made up the biggest chunk of migrants to Britain last year, with their figures registering a whopping 136 per cent increase over the previous year, according to latest immigration statistics released here on Thursday.
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Rishi Sunak's Budget Makes UK Visas More Expensive
The UK Budget tabled by Indian-origin Finance Minister Rishi Sunak is set to make the cost of long-term visas to Britain higher with a major hike in the compulsory health fee charged on migrants from countries, including India.
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Indian Doctors In UK Protest Doubling Of Healthcare Surcharge On Migrants
UK-based Indian doctors and healthcare professionals are campaigning against what they describe as an "unfair" doubling of a health surcharge imposed on professionals from outside European Union (EU) living and working in Britain.
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Highly-Skilled Indian Professionals Protest Unfair Visa Norms
Indian professionals along with highly-skilled migrants have protested opposite Downing Street against the UK government's "unfair and inhumane" visa policies.
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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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Indians Largest Skilled Migrant Workers Group In UK
Indian nationals accounted for the largest number of migrants being granted skilled visas to work in the UK in the last year, latest statistics said today.
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Indians Second-Largest Migrant Group in UK
Indians are the second-largest group of migrants coming to the UK after Chinese, according to latest figures.
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Indians Become Largest Migrant Group in UK
People born in India have overtaken the Irish to become the largest immigrant group in the UK. According to latest figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), India-born migrants now living permanently in the UK has risen by 232,000 since 2004 to total 734,000 in 2013.
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Indians likely to be hit by new UK 'permanent settlement' norms
For the first time, Britain is breaking the link between the number of years a migrant spends in the country and permanent settlement, by introducing a 35,000-pound annual salary threshold, a move that is likely to affect Indians.
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Indian Lawyer Barred From Practicing In UK Over Sham Marriages Conviction
A 44-year-old man who qualified as a lawyer in India has been struck off from practicing in the UK by the solicitors' watchdog after a tribunal heard of his conviction eight years ago for organising sham marriages for migrants to settle in Europe.
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India To Be Added To UK Safe States List: What It Means
The UK government has tabled plans to add India to an expanded list of safe states, which would speed up the process of returning Indians who travel from the country illegally and rule out their chance of seeking asylum in Britain.
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2 Indian-Origin Men Jailed In UK For Smuggling 7 Migrants In Car Boots
Two British Indian men have been sentenced to a total of over six years' imprisonment for smuggling seven Indian migrants, including women and children, into the UK in the boots of two cars.
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Want "Even Stronger" India Trade Ties: UK Damage Control Amid Migrants Row
British foreign minister James Cleverly said on Thursday Britain wanted to have an even stronger trading relationship with India after reports that remarks by a fellow minister about Indian immigrants could put a future deal in doubt.
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India-UK Close To Signing Migration And Mobility Partnership: Report
India and the UK are close to signing a "migration and mobility partnership", which could see thousands more Indian students enrol at UK universities in exchange for illegal Indian migrants being sent back, according to a UK media report on Monday.
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Priti Patel Heads Up UK's New Windrush Review Panel
UK Home Secretary Priti Patel on Monday launched a new cross-government review panel to address issues faced by the country's immigrant communities to mark the National Windrush Day, observed in honour of migrants brought to Britain to address labour shortages in the wake of World War II.
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Indians Drive UK's Overseas Student Population Growth
Students from India choosing the UK as a higher education destination made up the biggest chunk of migrants to Britain last year, with their figures registering a whopping 136 per cent increase over the previous year, according to latest immigration statistics released here on Thursday.
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Rishi Sunak's Budget Makes UK Visas More Expensive
The UK Budget tabled by Indian-origin Finance Minister Rishi Sunak is set to make the cost of long-term visas to Britain higher with a major hike in the compulsory health fee charged on migrants from countries, including India.
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Indian Doctors In UK Protest Doubling Of Healthcare Surcharge On Migrants
UK-based Indian doctors and healthcare professionals are campaigning against what they describe as an "unfair" doubling of a health surcharge imposed on professionals from outside European Union (EU) living and working in Britain.
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Highly-Skilled Indian Professionals Protest Unfair Visa Norms
Indian professionals along with highly-skilled migrants have protested opposite Downing Street against the UK government's "unfair and inhumane" visa policies.
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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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Indians Largest Skilled Migrant Workers Group In UK
Indian nationals accounted for the largest number of migrants being granted skilled visas to work in the UK in the last year, latest statistics said today.
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Indians Second-Largest Migrant Group in UK
Indians are the second-largest group of migrants coming to the UK after Chinese, according to latest figures.
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Indians Become Largest Migrant Group in UK
People born in India have overtaken the Irish to become the largest immigrant group in the UK. According to latest figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), India-born migrants now living permanently in the UK has risen by 232,000 since 2004 to total 734,000 in 2013.
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Indians likely to be hit by new UK 'permanent settlement' norms
For the first time, Britain is breaking the link between the number of years a migrant spends in the country and permanent settlement, by introducing a 35,000-pound annual salary threshold, a move that is likely to affect Indians.
