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The UK tumbles out of top ten in key immigration ranking

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imageThere are many ways to keep numbers down.EPA/Andy Rain

After five years of coalition government, the impact of tighter controls on immigration is beginning to register. In a global index of how committed countries are to integrating legal migrants, the UK has dropped out of the top 10.

The 2015 index, published on June 30, shows the UK falling to...

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Game your way to weight loss, thanks to new research

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There are many different ways which people try to lose weight. After a long day in the office some people manage to drag themselves to the gym and squeeze in that all-important cardio session. Others may regularly find themselves forgoing the gym to head home and relax. And there are a huge range of diet plans, many of which...

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  5. Lancashire fracking refusals may be no red light to the industry – here's why
  6. Nine things to know about Greece's IMF debt default
  7. Chief prosecutor killed by car bomb as Egypt marks two years of al-Sisi
  8. Scotland should think carefully before criminalising clients of sex workers
  9. Decriminalization doesn't address marijuana's standing as a drug of the poor
  10. Americans face increased restrictions on reproductive rights—and they come from the states
  11. Do greener cars lead consumers to hit the road more often?
  12. Schools should offer anti-extremist education for all, not spy on those at risk
  13. Curriculum matters when it comes to kindergarten friendships
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  15. Depression damages parts of the brain, research concludes
  16. Reinventing old technology: Cooper Hewitt's interactive pen
  17. Digging deeper holes: 20 years as an archaeologist in Cyprus
  18. Hockey wins $200,000 in Fairfax Media defamation case
  19. It's time for the new Great Barrier Reef expert panel to wade into the issue
  20. Teachers on the frontline against terror: what should schools do about radicalisation?
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  23. How social media is changing the way we talk about women's football
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  25. How outdated stereotypes about British accents reinforce the class ceiling
  26. Scientists discover fundamental property of light – 150 years after Maxwell
  27. NHS needs agency staff, but it must manage them better
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  29. Career guidance can keep disabled kids from slipping through the cracks
  30. Forget the G7, the world needs a new alliance to lead it in the 21st century
  31. Censorship of online content: paternalism versus parental guidance
  32. Even Khaled Sharrouf's family has the right to come home
  33. Grexit and the impacts on the 'average' Greek
  34. Is Islamic State evidence we are living in a ‘post-honour’ world?
  35. Australia's 'climate roundtable' could unite old foes and end the carbon deadlock
  36. On 'nanny states' and race, Leyonhjelm exposes the moral thinness of libertarianism
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  42. A cautionary tale of what happens when a country like Greece closes its banks
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