Britain's immigration squeeze collides with healthcare reality

Britain's immigration squeeze collides with healthcare reality

Home Secretary Mahmood's plan to extend the waiting period for residency from five to ten years aims to lower net migration figures. But the NHS and local councils rely heavily on foreign care workers. Minister Tapp publicly broke ranks over this tension, questioning whether blanket policy should override urgent sector needs. Starmer retained him, leaving the conflict unresolved.

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