Campaigners from the Right to Roam group reveal that over 5,500 ancient English landmarks, including hillforts and burial mounds, are inaccessible to the public due to being on private land without legal rights of access. While landowners are not obligated to open these sites, some do give permission on a case-by-case basis, as highlighted by the Stone Club and government advisors Historic England. Calls for a change in the law to allow responsible access to these sites, similar to Scotland’s laws, are being made to preserve and celebrate England’s rich history.
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Tories pledge to expel low-paid and unemployed migrants from UK
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch is planning to tighten migration rules, requiring migrants to demonstrate a longer commitment to the UK before qualifying for indefinite leave to remain, from 5 to 10 years. Legal migrants must prove they have been "net contributors" to the economy for the past decade, covering their and their children's costs, while illegal migrants will be automatically disqualified from obtaining indefinite leave to remain, even if recognized as refugees. Full Article
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