[Stephen]

How we lost the plot on immigration: As a one-legged Albanian drug dealing murderer gets citizenship, benefits and a home, two utterly decent and hardworking families face being expelled

Any day now — despite having invested more than £200,000 in a business which they have turned into the thriving hub of community life in Laggan, the beautiful village where the BBC series Monarch of the Glen was set, their lives are poised to be turned upside down. You might wonder what terrible offence they must have committed to have the full force of the law come down on them.
Their crime? They could only afford to employ one full-time member of staff in their cafe, rather than two — a pernickety detail, you might think, but to the Home Office, it is all the justification they need.