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Edward Carty, 31, allowed the car he was driving to drift and veer off the A90 road near Errol, Perthshire. It went down an embankment and hit trees, killing Rebecca Tasker, 32. Carty had driven for about 14 hours on a cross-country road trip from Arbroath, Angus, to Lochinver, Sutherland, and back before tragedy struck.

A disqualified driver who admitted killing a young mum in a horror crash after falling asleep at the wheel has been told he faces jail. Edward Carty, 30, had been driving for 14 hours without a break before the smash on the A90  near Errol, Perthshire, on August 12, 2022.

Home Office data showed the overall number of migrants and their dependants who applied for three main types of visa fell by nearly a third year-on-year. It included a 79 per cent drop in the number of student dependants who applied for a visa after the route was restricted in January to families of research postgraduates only. In the first five months of 2023, 46,700 student dependants applied to come here - compared with just 9,700 in the same period this year. The number of foreign care workers who applied to bring family members to the UK also fell from 78,600 in the first five months of last year to

Work and pensions secretary Mel Stride will today unveil plans for a new push to train up the unemployed to take jobs in sectors that currently recruit heavily abroad, including hospitality, construction and care. A new ministerial taskforce has been set up to oversee the development of recruitment initiatives for sectors that will be hit heavily by new restrictions designed to reduce soaring net migration figures. In a speech in London today, Mr Stride will tell firms to put British workers first, saying: 'For too long we have relied on labour from abroad when there is great talent right here in the UK - I am determined to put that right.'

Slashing annual net migration by more than half a million would be a monumental achievement and a godsend to the Government in the run-up to the election. Yet it's not just some Tory pipe dream. Professor Brian Bell, respected chairman of the independent Migration Advisory Committee, believes Rishi Sunak has 'a fighting chance' of making it happen. Such a huge fall would reassure voters, who have seen stark evidence of how rampant immigration exerts huge pressure on housing, schools, and the nhs.

According to Home Office results, nearly a million migrants were allowed to come to Britain for work or study in the year from January to March. According to statistics released by the Home Office just three months ago, 267,670 work visas were issued in the year to December, up 95 percent from 2019 figures. 485,758 student visas were issued in the same year, up 81% from 2019. According to tomorrow's Home Office results, there are already high numbers of net migration, which is the difference between migrants arriving and those emigrating, has existed since 2023.

After finishing their master's degree, Professor Brian Bell, chairman of the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), said it was "unnecessary" for international students to work in Britain for two years. It comes as ministers prepare for new net migration statistics next week, which are forecast to show that over 700,000 people, a record high, came to the UK last year. That is amid the 2019 Conservative Party manifesto's pledge that 'overall numbers will come down' from the high of 226,000, as they were last year. Suella Braverman is accused of clashing with Ministers, including Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and Education Secretary Gillian Keegan, over legal migration rates.

On Wednesday, Weezer demonstrated their love for the writers on strike outside of On Wednesday, the writers' support for the writers was displayed outside of Los Angeles' According to TMZ, the American rock band, which formed in 1992, performed some of their most hit songs to the Writers Guild of America members who were selected outside of the major movie theater. An acoustic performance was hosted by three of the four band members, which included lead singer Rivers Cuomo, as well as guitarist Scott Shriner and Brian Bell.

According to the Migration Advisory Committee, visa eligibility could be loosened if incomers decide to live in towns and villages with declining populations. According to professor Brian Bell, who chairs the Home Office-backed committee, the move could help fill up positions in agriculture, fishing, and hospitality, as well as combating the migration of younger people to larger towns and cities.

Halsey made a strong entrance as she arrived at Audacy's annual We Can Survive festival in Los Angeles on Saturday. The pop star, who goes by both 'they' and'she' pronouns,'she's apprehension,'s the designer, dressed in a black look with a cropped top and pleated skirt. The eye-catching outfit came complete with long black leather gloves that reached over her elbows.