Voter Perceptions on Migration Policies of Political Parties

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This chapter delves into voter skepticism towards the Conservatives' migration reduction promises, highlighting how this may lead to shifts in right-wing votes towards the Reform UK party under Nigel Farage amidst doubts on achieving reduced migration numbers.

The US is inviting foreign ministers from Israel and Arab countries to the Nato summit next month, EY’s new global chief executive confirmed that the firm will not split in two, and Thames Water is on the brink of a financial collapse. Plus, the FT’s Lucy Fisher explains why immigration is an important issue in the UK elections.

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