Nicola Kelly
Reporter and Producer at Freelance
Reporter at The Guardian
Journalist. Used to work for the @ukhomeoffice - now report on it. 'Anywhere But Here', my book on the small boats crisis, out now.
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3 days ago |
notanothersnowflake.substack.com | Nicola Kelly
Another day, another overhaul of the immigration rules (sigh). This time, it's more of the same: illogical, ill-advised restrictions which will harm families and communities and decimate public services and institutions. It defies all logic. Labour, like the Conservatives before them, think certain visa routes are a tap which can be turned on and off whenever the net migration figure isn’t to their liking.
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4 weeks ago |
democracyforsale.substack.com | Peter Geoghegan |Nicola Kelly
Before we get to today’s piece, I wanted to tell you about an exclusive event for Democracy for Sale subscribers. On Thursday May 1 at 6pm UK time, I will be live in conversation with journalist about her acclaimed new book ‘Anywhere But Here: How Britain’s Broken Asylum System Fails Us All’.
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1 month ago |
medicalxpress.com | Nicola Kelly
A University of Waterloo professor is part of an international coalition revolutionizing vaccine production with new health care technology. The tech aims to support local vaccine production, cutting the vaccine production time from nine days to just one day, and save millions of lives and dollars as a result.
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1 month ago |
myscience.org | Nicola Kelly
A University of Waterloo professor is part of an international coalition revolutionizing vaccine production with new health-care technology. The tech aims to support local vaccine production, cutting the vaccine production time from nine days to just one day, and save millions of lives and dollars as a result.
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1 month ago |
lbc.co.uk | Nicola Kelly
I’ve seen the small boats crisis first-hand - Starmer’s crackdown is making it worse I’ve seen the small boats crisis first-hand - Starmer’s crackdown is making it worse. Picture: Alamy By Nicola Kelly Last week Keir Starmer held yet another summit for world leaders, this time focused on ‘organised immigration crime’. The gathering came at a time of particular scrutiny.
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Governments have been turning the tap on and off for decades. We needed health and social care workers post-pandemic: in 2022, they expanded the route. The net migration figs got too high:they closed the doors. What this ignores is that we will NEED to recruit overseas again
I wrote this piece the last time central government messed around with social care. Nurses like Evans will now go elsewhere - US, Canada, Australia - where they are respected and recompensed for the incredible work they do. Without them, homes will close. https://t.co/6IYCfQGzC4
Universities have long courted overseas students to help balance the books...but as net migration levels rose, the Home Office saw the student route as a place to make easy cuts. This passage from 'Anywhere But Here' feels relevant amid the current Home Office maelstrom. https://t.co/qGYz0riDKI
