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State of uncertainty: Indefinite leave policy and politics remain the same

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By Sunder Katwala
| Ex Bulletin
Sunder Katwala looks at the UK government’s proposed reforms to settlement rules as part of its immigration policy overhaul and asks whether they could address fairness issues. Securing public trust in immigration policy has been a difficult challenge for successive UK governments. To break this vicious cycle, the Labor government is pushing ahead with three major policy reforms simultaneously. Two of these were key promises in the 2024 general election manifesto.
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Forget Jim Ratcliffe’s half-apology: to speak of immigrants ‘colonising’ Britain crosses a line and he must fix that

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By Sunder Katwala
| Inkl
A billboard by the campaign group Everyone Hates Elon, in Manchester on 10 November 2025. Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images Has Britain been colonised by immigrants? That is what the Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe claimed in an interview with Sky News. He later said that he was sorry that his “choice of language has offended some people”, saying that what he had intended was to talk about how to control and manage immigration to promote growth.
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One Nation, Many Roots

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By John Denham, Ruth Dudley Edwards , Sunder Katwala
| LSE Connect
Britain as "One Nation" is an idea that originated with the Conservative Party, in particular its Victorian leader Benjamin Disraeli who saw Britain divided into two nations, the rich and the poor. Disraeli defined "One Nation" politics as the practices necessary to, "maintain the institutions of the realm and elevate the condition of the people".
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