Voters on both sides of the referendum divide reject more politicised interpretations of the WW1 Centenary and would rather focus on reconciliation than victory, according to new research tracking public attitudes to the Centenary commemorations.
A national Inquiry, examining how the Government can practically protect the rights of EU citizens in the UK after Brexit, […]
Heres how media and other voices responded to our new proposal for a preferential system for EU immigration to the UK.
In this extract from ‘What next after Brexit? Immigration and integration in post-referendum Britain,’ Jill Rutter explores the challenges and importance of increasing integration in the UK.
In a new report today, ‘Britain’s immigration offer to Europe’, British Future sets out a proposal for a new, preferential system for EU immigration to the UK.
What did the Conservative Party’s first conference after the referendum, and under new Prime Minister Theresa May, tell us about future immigration policy?
Those who have insisted that parliament must vote on Brexit have won the argument about process – but may not get the outcome that they hoped for.
On Saturday 17 September, Britons are on the march again to show that we remain a country that welcomes refugees in need of protection.
Dr Timothy Winter of Cambridge University examines the shared traditions between Englishness and Islam
British Future reports examine public attitudes and make recommendations for change on topics ranging from future immigration and integration policy to how communications can help combat prejudice."
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