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HUNDREDS of vulnerable women and children are being trafficked to Britain to shoplift for Eastern European criminal gangs, retail experts have warned. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

NET migration fell dramatically last year as European workers began to head for home, official figures showed yesterday. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

COMPLAINTS that British workers are lazy compared with Eastern Europeans are 'misconceived', a groundbreaking study has found. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

COMPLAINTS that British workers are lazy compared with Eastern Europeans are 'misconceived', a groundbreaking study has found. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

TONY BLAIR'S brief in July 2002 to the new head of the Immigration and Nationality Directorate (IND), Bill Jeffrey, was characteristically confusing. Jeffrey should sharply reduce the number of illegal migrants and chase bogus students, said Blair. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

TONY BLAIR'S brief in July 2002 to the new head of the Immigration and Nationality Directorate (IND), Bill Jeffrey, was characteristically confusing. Jeffrey should sharply reduce the number of illegal migrants and chase bogus students, said Blair. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

EASTERN European countries have told David Cameron they will block his renegotiation deal unless migrant workers already in Britain are exempt from cuts to child benefit. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

EASTERN European countries have told David Cameron they will block his renegotiation deal unless migrant workers already in Britain are exempt from cuts to child benefit. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

RECORD numbers of Romanians and Bulgarians are working in Britain as they flock to benefit from the UK's booming economy. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

RECORD numbers of Romanians and Bulgarians are working in Britain as they flock to benefit from the UK's booming economy. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

THE FINN PENNY FINALLY DROPS GREGOR TOWNSEND has realised Finn Russell (right) is one of Scotland's best three fly-halves after all. The Racing 92 playmaker orchestrated the demolition of Argentina and his head coach said: 'His passing skills are up there with the best in the world.' Of course they are, which is why he should not have been omitted in the first place. WALES WORLD CUP PERIL THE last time France hosted a World Cup, Wales suffered a pool-stage exit and there is a real danger of that happening again next year. Losing at home to Georgia is a new low for Wayne Pivac's regime. The East Europeans and Fiji, as well as Australia, will smell Welsh blood next autumn. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

BREXIT will allow the Government to sign deals worth billions with British farmers instead of being forced to buy food imports from the European Union, the Environment Secretary has claimed. Currently, ministers are banned by EU rules from choosing domestic produce ahead of foreign imports - but Michael Gove said he would use the 'immense buying power of the public purse to properly support British food producers'. Addressing the National Farmers' Union conference in Birmingham, Mr Gove added: 'Changing how Government procures food can help drive the change we all want to see - we can use public money to reward British farmers and food producers who grow healthy food in a sustainable fashion, we can invest more in local food economies and we can support higher environmental standards.' Mr Gove also backed a 'seasonal agricultural workers scheme' to let migrants take short-term jobs picking fruit and vegetables. A scheme allowing East Europeans to work on British farms ended in 2013, when curbs on workers from those countries were lifted. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]