Abstract
The government wants to bar doctors from beyond the European Union from gaining postgraduate medical training places in the United Kingdom. <b>Edwin Borman</b>, from the BMA’s international committee, <b>Ramesh Mehta</b>, president of the British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (BAPIO), and <b>Graham Winyard</b>, a former postgraduate dean and deputy chief medical officer discuss the government’s policy with <i>BMJ</i> features editor <b>Deborah Cohen</b>
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