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The UK's main manufacturing body lambasts plans for a minimum salary threshold for skilled migrants. Via Graham Watson 
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Net migration was down by nearly a third to 230,000 in the year since the referendum, figures show.
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Open Britain group says businesses would be embroiled in more red tape if subjected to non-EU import/export rules
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Britain can free its banking system from the burden of excessive EU red tape after Brexit – and can instead focus on the important rules which keep the financial system safe, Mark Carney, the Bank of England’s Governor, indicated yesterday.
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IPPR thinktank warns UK may suffer if rules for non-EU migrant workers are extended to EU citizens for access to jobs market
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An influential manufacturing group, Make UK, has criticised the government's proposals to control migration post-Brexit. They argue that the notion of a £30,000 minimum salary threshold is nonsensical and will restrict the ability of British firms to recruit essential workers and have detrimental effects for both actual and potential growth.