Visa crackdown on overseas students could signal end for Manchester melting pot, says uni boss
A dramatic drop-in overseas students studying in the UK, however, could change the face of the student union if Government legislation doesn’t change.
Disabled Manchester human rights activist fights Home Office over eviction threat
A Disabled human rights campaigner faces eviction from her Whalley Range home next week after Home Office bosses decided to end their support for her three-year fight for asylum.
Ed Miliband brands Farage and UKIP ‘more Tory than the Tories’ as battle for Heywood and Middleton heats up
Ed Miliband has slammed Nigel Farage claiming that people will be able to see through the UKIP leader’s bravado and realise that the party ‘don’t have the answers’.
Romanian trio jailed for flooding North West with fake IDs for £2,000-a-go after Eccles base raided
Leader of the criminal trio, Vasile Gheorghe and his two fellow Romanian accomplices Valentin Babtan and Andreea Necula, broke EU Border Control laws by crafting forged Romanian and Italian identity cards and driving licences
Time for ‘ethical migration’, says Mr Woolfe: Stockport’s UKIP candidate makes immigration conference focus
UKIP party conference: Steven Woolfe vowed to implement an ‘ethical migration policy’ should they win the 2015 General Election.
Let’s get ready to Rojo! Manchester United’s £16m summer signing finally granted work permit
The Argentine, 24, who can play either at left back or centre back, was snapped up from Sporting Lisbon in a deal worth £16million, but has yet to play for the club because of an ongoing visa application
Sham marriage shame: Manchester refers one bogus marriage EVERY DAY, report on ‘industry of deceit’ reveals
The number of suspect couples being referred annually to the Home Office has more than doubled in three years to 2,135 across the UK, and the committee believe the true figure is far higher due to under-reporting
Polish man who firebombed Manchester Town Hall in bid to be deported told he must STAY in UK
Jobless Maciej Maciejewski, 34 was so fed up of living in England and being broke, he travelled 250 miles from digs in London and hurled a lit Molotov cocktail through the town’s halls doors.
Censored: BNP slammed for using tragic soldier Lee Rigby as part of controversial campaign cartoon
The British National Party (BNP) have been slammed and banned for using murdered soldier Lee Rigby in their latest controversial campaign broadcast ahead of the this month’s European elections.
Immigration – are UK winners or losers overall? Manchester public figures hit back at negative impact survey
Lucy Powell praised Manchester’s diversity
Immigration shake-up: Manchester centre for UK border control makes ‘excellent’ progress in spot check
Home Office’s Manchester Command and Control centre in spot check