#Update Will be signing off from this twitter account after 3 great years with @TheDetailTV but you can follow me on @aranliathroid where I'll continue doing my own statistics stunts! 😎
#Update Will be signing off from this twitter account after 3 great years with @TheDetailTV but you can follow me on @aranliathroid where I'll continue doing my own statistics stunts! 😎
Huge congrats to @FPF_Docs on being nominated for Outstanding Investigative Documentary at this year's News and Documentary Emmy Awards for No Stone Unturned! 👏👏👏
Great news No Stone Unturned nominated for Emmy! Thinking of Louise Allen, Brendan Valentine and Brigid Green who are no longer with us but campaigned for 25 years for truth for families #loughinisland
Breaking: No Stone Unturned is nominated for an Emmy. Congratulations to everyone who worked with us and took part in the film. @alexgibneyfilm @Barry_TheDetail @EimhearONeill
ICYMI - 66 businesses across Northern Ireland were fined £1.36 million for employing illegal workers over 2016-2018 - 80% of these businesses were in the hotel, restaurant and leisure sector - thread and link to @TheDetailTV story on #Immigrationenforcement 👇
The restaurant and takeaway sector in Northern Ireland was more targeted by immigration enforcement than any other business type in past three years - a thread on illegal working immigration raids in NI https://t.co/vV7uOAtDiZ
A pointless point. Wrong about the facts in rhetoric lapped up by that tiny minority who will make him Prime Minister. Ask yourself who here has been done up like a kipper?
80% of businesses fined for illegal working in NI over 2016-2018 were in restaurant, hotel and leisure sector - follows recent calls by UK Chief Inspector for Borders and Immigration to diversify beyond restaurants and takeaways #immigrationenforcement@CWA_NI@homeoffice
Restaurants and takeaways feel heat of immigration enforcement in Northern Ireland. Latest story for @TheDetailTV by @MaresaTheDetail https://t.co/Qi9LuyMNBw
The @homeoffice said it is tackling illegal working “wherever it occurs” across the economy. It added immigration abuse was "widespread and persistent" in the restaurant sector and defended its record on targeting "removable" nationalities. Full story at https://t.co/ObBJciAedv
The restaurant and takeaway sector in Northern Ireland was more targeted by immigration enforcement than any other business type in past three years - a thread on illegal working immigration raids in NI https://t.co/vV7uOAtDiZ
Official figures also show a fall in civil penalties in 2018 due to a temporary pause on operations in the wake of the #Windrush scandal. The following chart shows where NI civil penalties fell by business sector in 2018. More on this @TheDetailTV story at https://t.co/ObBJciAedv