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Datawatch: British public U-turn on attitudes to immigration
...This reflects the anticipated impact of the UK government’s aim to increase police officer numbers to 148,433 by March 2023....
March 5, 2023
The Weekend Essay
The truckers who keep our world moving
...We zipped down it, Ian close behind, cutting into a space at the kiosk where an immigration officer stamped us out of the UK....
May 20, 2022
FT Live
The Global Boardroom: 8th Edition
FT journalists in conversation with leaders in business and government
Wednesday, 4 DecemberDigital Conference
The Big Read
Covid in China: Xi’s fraying relationship with the middle class
...Her parent’s plan to buy a new car was recently put on ice. Nomura analysts have cautioned that “some fundamentals” might be worse than China’s official data suggested....
June 27, 2022
FT Moral Money Forum
When should business take a stand?
..., and the murder in Minneapolis, Minnesota, of George Floyd by Derek Chauvin, a police officer, in 2020....
March 9, 2022
The Big Read
EU immigration: Frontex faces scrutiny over its growing role
...“Frontex want to make themselves look like the equivalent of homeland security or ICE [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] in the US,” she says....
January 20, 2021
FT Magazine
How Miami became the most important city in America
...Then Phoenix, Los Angeles and Athens, Greece, hired chief heat officers too....
February 3, 2022
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival: U.S. edition
Where the Financial Times weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 4 MayThe REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, F Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA
UK politics
Ben & Jerry’s clashes with UK home secretary over migrants
...officers....
August 12, 2020
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FirstFT: Today’s top stories
...Miami Beach was under a curfew and a state of emergency after police fired pepper balls to disperse crowds of revellers who defied Covid safety guidelines on Saturday night....
March 22, 2021
News in-depthGeorge Floyd protests
Camden: the US city that sacked its police and started again | Free to read
...“I don’t think there’s any fear that the Camden police would be working with ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement). There’s a lot of trust in the community.”...
June 15, 2020
Meta Platforms
Unilever pulls Facebook ads on hate speech concerns
...Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, a Unilever brand, had also earlier joined the boycott. Facebook shares, which fell sharply in morning trading on Friday on the Verizon news, closed down 8.3 per cent....
June 26, 2020
FT Magazine
Life on the edge at Trump’s border
...Officers did not make it their business to worry about people’s immigration status. But times have changed....
September 14, 2018
Global migration
Dreamers face harsh realities back in Mexico
...A dozen years later, a single encounter with police officers in Kentucky unravelled the American life Mr Ortiz had built — a wife, three step-children, a job at the Kentucky Derby and a half-finished degree...
September 19, 2017
ExplainerFrench politics
Macron v Le Pen: battle of the policies
...Mr Macron would increase defence spending to 2 per cent, add 10,000 police officers and restore a network of field agents to combat Islamist terror....
May 3, 2017
Due Diligence
Davos in the desert: Dispatch from Riyadh Premium content
...choice but to hitch a ride with an officer of the Royal Guard in his land cruiser in order to bring you this dispatch....
October 25, 2017
World
US agent killed in Mexico shooting
...But while brazen attacks on Mexican government officials and security officers have become commonplace – early this week, the head of police intelligence for the northern state of Nuevo León was murdered...
February 16, 2011
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
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Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Life & Arts
Peterborough disunited
...Police figures show the recent immigration wave in Peterborough has had an effect on crime figures - but only on drunk driving, which rose by 42 per cent in 2005 and 25 per cent last year....
May 11, 2007

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