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Burnham declines to say net migration still too high as Mahmood prepares to unveil tougher settlement rules – UK politics live

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Daily Mail – News
“Burnham refuses to say 171,000-a-year legal immigration is too high - because it is 'planned”

Andy Burnham said the level of net migration had 'come right down' and was in a 'much better place' - suggesting the numbers were needed for 'gaps in the economy'.

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The Guardian – World
“Burnham declines to say net migration still too high as Mahmood prepares to unveil tougher settlement rules – UK politics live”

Home secretary to make some migrants wait 10 years or more for right to settle in UK Good morning. Often these days, when the government has a big announcement and just before the relevant minister starts to give the details in a statement to MPs, Lindsay Hoyle, the Commons speaker, erupts with fury and rants and raves at the Treasury bench about how all the main points have already been leaked to the media, in contravention of the ministerial code. Not today. Shabana Mahmood, the home…

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The Guardian – UK
“Burnham declines to say net migration still too high as Mahmood prepares to unveil tougher settlement rules – UK politics live”

Home secretary to make some migrants wait 10 years or more for right to settle in UK Good morning. Often these days, when the government has a big announcement and just before the relevant minister starts to give the details in a statement to MPs, Lindsay Hoyle, the Commons speaker, erupts with fury and rants and raves at the Treasury bench about how all the main points have already been leaked to the media, in contravention of the ministerial code. Not today. Shabana Mahmood, the home…

Read at The Guardian – UK
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