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Rishi Sunak says bill will ‘take back control of our borders’ but critics argue the proposals are unworkableSuella Braverman has admitted the government is attempting to push “the boundaries of international law” with legislation aimed at reducing smal…
Suella Braverman told MPs draft legislation, named after Manchester Arena terror attack victim Martyn Hett, will be published in springA draft bill, dubbed “Martyn’s law”, aimed at forcing all venues to draw up plans to prevent terror attacks and ensur…
Press members living under the Taliban, and living uncertain lives in Pakistan, must be given clarity say campaign groupsHundreds of Afghan journalists remain stranded in increasingly “dire” circumstances as frustration mounts over the UK government’s …
People living near MDP Wethersfield believe it has been earmarked to house 1,500 male asylum seekersPeople in north Essex are urging ministers to abandon what they understand to be plans to accommodate 1,500 male asylum seekers at a former RAF base on …
Home Office data shows 566 people were categorised as missing between 2020 and 2022Hundreds of trafficking victims in the UK have gone missing after being referred to the government’s scheme to protect them, the Guardian has learned.The news comes afte…
Effects of ‘devastating and punishing’ Home Office system introduced in 2012 now being felt, experts sayMore than half the people trying to secure permanent residency in the UK through the Home Office’s “devastating and punishing” 10-year route struggl…
Select committee accuses government of wilfully obscuring facts around ‘unsustainable’ trendAs much as a third of the heavily cut UK overseas aid budget is now being spent on housing refugees in the UK, the international development select committee sa…
Lawyers for Sudanese man launching action say questionnaire being circulated to 12,000 asylum seekers is discriminatoryUK politics live – latest news updatesA Sudanese asylum seeker is planning a legal challenge to a new Home Office questionnaire that …
Freedom of information responses reveal damning findings of internal investigations into power cuts at Harmondsworth in 2022A catalogue of maintenance failures over more than a decade caused power cuts that triggered disturbances at Europe’s largest im…
Industry sources say changes appear not to go far enough amid fears of ‘chilling effect’ on journalismA Home Office attempt to redraft controversial espionage legislation to tackle media concerns about its impact on investigative journalism has been gr…