As many will be aware, the Government has made a commitment to reduce the number of non-EEA nationals allowed into the UK (there is not a lot they can do about EEA nationals, whose rights derive from European law, not British law). (more…)

The European Court of Justice, which is the “supreme court” of European Union law, has recently made a very important judgement in a case called Zambrano. (more…)

As many people will be aware, last year the UK Border Agency introduced an English language requirement for people applying for leave as the wife or husband of a British citizen or of someone who has indefinite leave to remain in the UK. (more…)