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Student who took part in anti-Beijing protests is in legal limbo after withdrawing her asylum claim to make a visa application that was then rejectedA Hongkonger who fled to the UK after being targeted by Chinese security officials has been left fearin…
Exclusive: Staff say ‘there’s a lot still to do’ and worry decision signals ‘rolling back’ on promises of change The Home Office unit responsible for reforming the department after the Windrush crisis has been quietly disbanded, after the UK home secre…
Exclusive: Numbers taking courses have risen under Suella Braverman, who previously said they were a wasteThe number of Home Office staff receiving diversity training has more than doubled under Suella Braverman’s leadership of the department, despite …
Husband, Chris Jagger, used the 1972 cover to support EU settlement scheme application for Moller, who has lived in UK for 74 yearsAs a result of Brexit, Norwegians living in the UK were required to apply to the EU settlement scheme – despite Norway no…
In today’s newsletter: Ahead of a new report on the government response to Channel crossings, today’s newsletter looks at the growing challenges the Royal National Lifeboat Institution facesSign up here for our daily newsletter, First EditionGood morni…
Exclusive: Festival organisers say onerous new licence rules for onsite drug testing could endanger livesThe Home Office has been accused by leading festival organisers of endangering the lives of revellers after in effect blocking on-site drug testing…
Jury clears ‘Brook House three’ of public nuisance charges over non-violent protest near GatwickThree activists who lay on a road outside an immigration detention centre to prevent people being put on a Home Office deportation flight to Jamaica have be…
Three families launch action against plan to exempt landlords in England and Wales from rules including minimum room sizesThree families seeking asylum in the UK have launched a legal challenge against new Home Office rules to ditch basic housing prote…
Women will be able to apply for convictions and cautions under repealed or abolished offences to be wipedA scheme to pardon people unjustly criminalised for alleged gay or lesbian activity has been expanded, the Home Office has announced.For the first …
Minister said up to a fifth of adult males seeking asylum pretended to be children, but Home Office figures say it is 1%A claim made in parliament by the immigration minister that up to a fifth of adult male asylum seekers pretend to be children when t…