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Exclusive: Asylum seeker says he made second crossing because he did not feel safe in FranceA man sent back to France under the “one in, one out” scheme has returned to the UK on a small boat, the Guardian has learned.The man, who wants to claim asylum…
Former Lambeth children’s services director Annie Hudson pulls out following intense media coverageA national grooming gang inquiry ordered by Keir Starmer is facing further disruption after one of two candidates who had been shortlisted to lead it wit…
Judges reject Home Office attempt to block judicial review of group’s proscription under Terrorism ActA legal challenge to the ban on Palestine Action can go ahead next month after the court of appeal rejected the Home Office’s attempt to block the cas…
No 10 says talks happening ‘at pace’ over West Midlands police order banning fans from attending Aston Villa tieThe Home Office is offering extra support to West Midlands police in an effort to reverse its ban on fans of the Israeli football team Macca…
Prime minister also announces £10m funding to provide security for Jewish amenities, including synagogues and schoolsUK politics live – latest updatesKeir Starmer has ordered a review of antisemitism in the NHS, saying “clear cases” are not being dealt…
Counter-terror laws must not place unnecessary limits on ‘fundamental rights’, Michael O’Flaherty tells Shabana MahmoodEurope’s most senior human rights official has called on Shabana Mahmood to review UK protest laws after mass arrests over the ban on…
‘Egregious’ police surveillance was sanctioned by government department, mother of Stephen Lawrence tells inquiryThe mother of Stephen Lawrence has alleged at the undercover policing public inquiry that the Home Office was “directly involved” in the “e…
Leonard Farruku was unwell and should not have been moved to barge where he took his own life, say sistersThe family of an asylum seeker who died on the Bibby Stockholm believe he would still be alive today had he been properly assessed and treated bef…
Council leader writes to home secretary asking for general pardon for ‘witches’ convicted in 16th and 17th centuriesOn 30 July 1652, seven women were hanged on Penenden Heath in Maidstone, Kent. Witch trials and executions were far from unusual at the …
Campaigners say lessons not being learned as three-year-old’s mother is asked to prove right to free NHS treatmentThe UK has failed to learn lessons since the Windrush scandal, campaigners say, after a UK-born toddler was denied a British passport and …