Topic: Migration
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If we want a better world, we need to build it for ourselves
The far right is organised and talking directly to the people it wants to reach. It’s time to follow the example of our elders and create a powerful and united anti-racist movement
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‘We’re Spanish too’: Ceuta’s Muslims face exclusion in their own city
After mass arrivals in the territory from Morocco, established Spanish Muslim communities say they too are being treated as outsiders
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Revealed: EU members failed key asylum pact targets despite €600m funding
A Hyphen investigation finds EU states falling thousands short of asylum reception targets as MEPs warn weak enforcement is fuelling ‘race to the bottom’
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‘I’ve always seen ESOL as a crucial pillar of a fairer society’
Teacher and founder of the charity English for Action, Dermot Bryers, explains why high-quality and accessible language education is good for everyone
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Learners in West Yorkshire wait up to two years for beginner ESOL classes
One provider said there had been a ‘massive boom’ in demand for ESOL in 2024-25 while another college warned of ‘more demand than we can deliver’
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Editor’s view: cuts to ESOL revealed by Hyphen are a national emergency
Nearly 40% in real terms has been taken out of the budget for teaching English to speakers of other languages. Here’s why it’s bad news for Britain
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Spend on English lessons for non-native speakers plunges 39% in 15 years
Department for Education funding for ESOL classes has fallen £117m in real terms despite rising demand, data obtained by Hyphen reveals
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Five books to read on migration
Novels and memoirs to remind us that migration is a tale as old as time, and is essential to our survival, from Megha Majumdar’s A Guardian And a Thief to Cecile Pin’s Wandering Souls
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The Hyphen view from Europe: the far right has found a way to win while losing
Voters in Sweden and Berlin rejected the far right in key elections this month — but its ideas are proving rather harder to defeat
