Thousands of Foreign Sstudents Reported for Visa breaches to UK Border Agency 30 September 2011 Newly released figures show that tens of thousands of international students have been reported by their education providers for alleged UK visa breaches. More than 1500 foreign students in the UK are being reported each month for suspicions about their […]
Month: September 2011
Changes to ‘personal use’ limits on tobacco imports from the EU 29 September 2011 On Saturday 1 October 2011, the minimum indicative levels (MILs) for tobacco and cigarettes brought into the UK from the European Union (EU) will be reduced, to align them with levels applied elsewhere in Europe. The announcement was made by the […]
Advocate General of the Court of Justice: Asylum seekers may not be sent back to countries where their fundamental rights are not respected Asylum seekers may not be transferred to other Member States if this is in breach with the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, Advocate General Trstenjak of the Court of […]
According to police sources, a crackdown on illegal and counterfeit medicines has led to the seizure of nearly two million doses, worth up to £4m, more than half of which was confiscated in the UK. Nearly 13,000 websites selling fake drugs have been taken down by investigators from the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Authority […]
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