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UK university becomes the first to lose its right to sponsor overseas students by Shara Pledger
“Beginning to Bite” - Government reforms to tackle sham colleges meet mixed reviews, by Shara Pledger
Round-up of changes to Immigration Rules - students and colleges
Damian Green sets out Coalition plans for students
Student rule changes from 3 March
Employment Rate of Ethnic Minorities in Liverpool on the Rise
UKBA proposes new rules for employers
Changes to Immigration Rules from 31 October 2011
End of the road for Accession State rules
Home Secretary signals change of direction on immigration
Article 50 Triggered: What This Means for UK Businesses with EU employees
The new immigration rules on family migration and Article 8 ECHR - initial analysis by Ed Mynott
Compass Immigration and Latitude Law joint training - Manchester 10 July 2012
The impact of new spouse rules, by Alex Wright
English language testing for spouses found to be lawful, writes Shara Pledger
T(Jamaica) - best interests of a child considered
New spouse income proposals will have dire effects, writes Alex Wright
Dereci - Narrowing Zambrano? by Gary McIndoe
Marriage ban for under-21s ruled unlawful
Theresa May, Deportation and Article 8, by Ed Mynott
Zambrano and McCarthy - what are their effects?
Home Secretary signals change of direction on immigration
English language testing for spouses and partners
Shocking dependent relative figures revealed
News article on dep relative visas issued July - October 2012
High court rules UKBA discretionary leave policy unlawful in breach of s 55 and UNCRC
High court rules UKBA discretionary leave policy unlawful in breach of s 55 and UNCRC
Latitude Law comments on asylum issues on BBC One's The One Show
Freedom of Religion - A significant new AG opinion? by Ed Mynott
Fresh protection claims - a bitter pill, by Gary McIndoe
Upper Tribunal gives guidance on the Chikwamba principle, by Ed Mynott
Fees for immigration appeals to be introduced from 19 December 2011
Fresh Claims transfer from the High Court to the Upper Tribunal
HJ (Iran) and HT (Cameroon) on protection cases in the UK, by Ed Mynott
Court of Appeal criticises firms’ handling of immigration defendants
Playwright Besong Released from Detention
Section 4 for Iranian citizens
HO guidance on s4 for Iranians
