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Britain is already becoming an 鈥榠sland of strangers鈥� 鈥� but immigration isn鈥檛 the driver

An opinion piece written by Dr Michael Skey from the School of Social Sciences for The Conversation platform: Keir Starmer鈥檚 recent speech on immigration has generated a good deal of controversy. In announcing a government white paper to cut legal migration, the prime minister said: 鈥淣ations depend on rules 鈥� fair rules. Sometimes they鈥檙e written down, often they鈥檙e not, but either way, they give shape to our values 鈥� Without them, we risk becoming an island of strangers, not a nation that walks forward together.鈥�

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鈥淎re we dangling on the edge of a digital apocalypse given all of the high-profile attacks recently?鈥�

Professor in Cyber Security, Oli Buckley comments on the importance of digital housekeeping in a world so intrinsically tied to digital services.

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鈥淚n our interconnected world, a hacker鈥檚 keyboard can disrupt the journey from farm to fork鈥� 鈥� cyber security expert comments on growing vulnerability in our food infrastructure.

As incidents of cybercrime and security breaches dominate the news 鈥� particularly in connection to our groceries, Professor in Cyber Security, Oli Buckley comments on how online attacks, such as the recent incidents involving M&S, the Co-op, and now major distributor, Peter Green Chilled, pose serious risks to the complex supply chains that sit behind the shelves we shop from.

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Professor receives prestigious Mid-Career Fellowship from the British Academy

Professor Sarah Mills has been awarded a Mid-Career Fellowship by the British Academy, recognising her outstanding contributions to the field of human geography.

Impressive Palmer wins Women鈥檚 Long Jump as Sawyers returns at LIA

UK oil and gas firms face hidden risks in net zero transition

华体育 wins prestigious Sports Industry Award

How 7,000 steps a day could help reduce your risk of cancer

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Britain is already becoming an 鈥榠sland of strangers鈥� 鈥� but immigration isn鈥檛 the driver

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The prospect of a US pope was once viewed with suspicion 鈥� but Leo XIV could prove an important counter to Trump

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Israel鈥檚 peace movement offers a ray of hope amid the pain of Gaza conflict

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