ConservativeHome's YourPlatform (Free subscription) | 18/11/2009
Sir Andrew Green is Chairman of MigrationwatchUK. He was formerly HM Ambassador to Syria and Saudi Arabia. Ministers have perfected a patter when talking about immigration. “We’re sorry – we’ve made mistakes, but we’re now getting it under control with...
Britannia Radio (Free subscription) | 18/11/2009
A selection of recent media reportsSir Andrew Green: The Government's Points Based immigration system is a potential disasterMinisters have perfected a patter when talking about immigration. Were sorry weve made mistakes, but were now getting it under control with our new, tough, Australian-style Points Based System, they say.Conservative Home Blog Platform (18-Nov-2009)This man married...
Britannia Radio (Free subscription) | 10/11/2009
CommentsMigrationwatch Chairman, Sir Andrew Green's comment on Home Secretary, Alan Johnson's interview with the IndependentNovember 9, 2009"At last he has woken up. In July, after his remark that he did not lose any sleep over the prospect of a population of 70 million, we conducted an opinion poll in his own constituency of Hull. 80% thought he was out of touch with people like...
Complex Matters (Free subscription) | 01/11/2009
My two friends Andy McKenzie and Andrew Green used to be the only two people I knew in the Physics department at the University of Saint Andrews . I postulated that your name had to be Andrew to work there. This postulate was eventually disproven when they hired Chris Hooley . This week I visited Saint Andrews for only a day, and had a terrific time while there. (Sadly,...
Daily Star (Free subscription) | yesterday
The survey was commissioned by Migrationwatch, whose chairman Sir Andrew Green stormed last night that Government figures were “out of control”. He said: “The Government claim their policies contribute to a fall in immigration and our population will not reach 70m. But very few believe them.”
Britannia Radio (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
A selection of recent media reportsPAPA SMURF AND BUGS TURN BRITAIN ANTI-EUA FEW weeks ago I popped into the headquarters of the taxpayers Alliance to catch up with the leaders of that excellent campaigning organisation. Along with Sir Andrew Green s Migration Watch, the TPA has done more than any other organisation (including the Conservative Party) to expose the...Daily Express (21-Nov-2009)...
ConservativeHome (Free subscription) | 18/11/2009
ToryDiary: Questions for the next ConHome readers' survey Sir Andrew Green on Platform: The Government's Points Based immigration system is a potential disaster Seats and candidates: SW Norfolk was threatened with All Women Shortlist if it didn't readopt Liz Truss,...
Britannia Radio (Free subscription) | 13/11/2009
CommentsMigrationwatch Reaction to Prime Minister's Speech on ImmigrationNovember, 12 2008Sir Andrew Green said that "The Prime Minister is still in deep denial about the population crisis which we now face. His government have brought 3 million immigrants to Britain and they will add another 7 million to our population in the next 25 years. In this context the measures, largely...
Not a sheep (Free subscription) | 12/11/2009
... benefits. It is only at the very end of the BBC piece that the real issue is discussed: "Sir Andrew Green, chairman of the Migrationwatch campaign group, said the prime minister's measures were "trivial" and that Mr Brown was "in deep denial" on the issue of immigration. The co-chairmen of Parliament's cross-party group for balanced migration, Labour MP Frank...
The Daily Sentinel (Free subscription) | 17/11/2009
... he had the best time in any division."Sieb was followed by Scottsboro teammates Evan McGee and Andrew Green in the top 15. McGee finished eighth (17:03.09) while Green was 12th (17:22.57), with both earning all-state honors. Nate Brewer (17:30.51) and Khali Hill (17:58.37) finished 17th and 21st respectively to round out the Wildcats' scoring runners. Unfortunately for the...
Slaw (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
University of Toronto law professors Ben Alarie and Andrew Green have posted a draft of a new paper to the Social Science Research Network. The paper is entitled Interventions at the Supreme Court of Canada: Accuracy, Affiliation, and Acceptance: “Do interveners matter? Under Chief Justice McLachlin the Supreme Court of Canada has allowed an average of 176 [...]
University of Toronto Law School Fa (Free subscription) | 02/11/2009
Andrew Green and I have just posted a draft of a new paper to SSRN, Interventions at the Supreme Court of Canada: Accuracy, Affiliation, and Acceptance. This is a work in progress that has been prepared for this Friday's Symposium on Interventions by the Asper Centre here at the Faculty of Law. Here is the abstract to the draft paper...
Library Boy (Free subscription) | 03/11/2009
University of Toronto law professors Ben Alarie and Andrew Green have posted a draft of a new paper to the Social Science Research Network. The paper is entitled Interventions at the Supreme Court of Canada: Accuracy, Affiliation, and Acceptance : "Do interveners matter? Under Chief Justice McLachlin the Supreme Court of Canada has allowed an average of 176 interventions per calendar...
Daily Star (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
They said he had misunderstood a report that he was quoting and, after studying it in detail, claimed the true cost would be £130bn over the next 35 years. Migrationwatch’s Sir Andrew Green said: “If this matter was not so serious, Boris’s comments could be taken as one of his jokes. Unfortunately, it is very serious.
British National Party (Free subscription) | 03/11/2009
MIGRATIONWATCH, the highly-respected immigration watchdog, has quoted the British National Party’s policy on immigration almost to the letter when speaking on the issue to the Daily Star this morning. Responding to the admission from the Home Secretary Alan Johnson, that the Labour Government had got its immigration policy completely wrong, Sir Andrew Green (left) , the chairman of Migrationwatch,...
