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UK’s higher-earning immigrants may be driven out by tougher rules, report suggests

UK long-term and could be further deterred from staying by the government’s planned crackdown on settlement rights, analysis has revealed. A report from the Migration Advisory Committee’s , Who Stays, Who Leaves?, follows

The tipping point: what happens when deaths outnumber births?

long-term care arrangements were built under demographic conditions that no longer prevail.” Adapting to longer lives will therefore require rethinking how people work, retire and are supported in later life. “The traditional linear life

UK’s ‘anxious generation’ of young people struggling to adapt to workplace

patterns, concentration levels. That is having an impact on their ability to work. “They are not snowflakes. People say it’s a soft generation. My view unequivocally is that