PM Theresa May's immigration reforms have now triggered fresh anger from Eastern Europe, and it may lead to Britons being forced to apply for work permit to work in the continent. I liked your story: “Britain's loss, others' gain” (AV 26 Nov, page 1). It is indeed true that the immigration system is making things hard- and it's not just for Europeans, but non Europeans are in fact at a worse place. MPs like Priti Patel had promised a golden era for Indo-British relationship, pre-Brexit. Theresa May's visit to India brought us nothing- especially after her 'haughty' comment on immigration. If Britain has to trigger article 50, I believe there is a need for everyone meeting mid-way. That includes Mrs May. This upper-hand approach is harmful for Britain in the long run.
Aditya Das
London