Starmer blueprint to cut immigration delayed

6 April 2025

Our new report, How to Fix the UK’s Broken Visa System, was featured in the Monday 6 April 2025 edition of The Times.

Writing on the delay of the Prime Minister’s blueprint for reducing net migration, Times journalist Matt Dathan referenced the findings of the report:

“New analysis by Centuro Global, an AI-powered software company, has found that less than a third of visas issued by the UK go to high-skilled professionals in the eight key sectors outlined in the government’s industrial strategy.”

Read the full article now in the online edition of The Times

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