History of British nationality law | Wikipedia audio article
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History of British nationality law


00:00:05 1 Early English and British nationality law
00:06:35 2 British Nationality and Status of Aliens Act 1914
00:07:56 3 British Nationality Act 1948
00:10:35 3.1 Acquisition of Citizenship of the UK and Colonies
00:11:44 3.1.1 Requirements for Naturalisation or Registration
00:12:08 3.1.2 Citizenship by Descent
00:13:57 3.1.3 Citizenship by Declaration
00:14:29 3.1.4 Citizenship by Marriage
00:14:46 3.1.5 Citizenship by Adoption
00:15:38 4 Independence Acts
00:19:29 5 British Nationality Acts of 1958, 1964 and 1965
00:20:42 6 Commonwealth Immigrants Acts
00:22:08 7 Immigration Act 1971
00:26:44 8 British Nationality Act 1981
00:29:45 8.1 British Subject and British Protected Person
00:31:55 8.2 British National (Overseas)
00:32:52 8.3 British Citizenship Legislation for Hong Kong
00:34:47 9 British Overseas Territories Act 2002
00:37:33 10 Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002
00:37:49 10.1 British Nationals with no other citizenship
00:38:59 10.2 Overseas born children of British mothers
00:40:32 10.3 Deprivation of British nationality
00:41:15 10.4 Citizenship ceremonies
00:42:30 10.5 English language requirements
00:43:00 10.6 Life in the United Kingdom test
00:44:04 10.7 Children of unmarried British fathers
00:45:05 11 Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006
00:46:03 12 Laws concerning immigration and naturalisation
00:46:14 13 See also



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This article concerns the history of British nationality law.