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Exclusive: Letter to home secretary says bill echoes ‘dangerously broad laws’ that result in jailing of protestersHongkongers in Britain have called on Suella Braverman to reconsider controversial measures in her public order bill, which they likened t…
Charities have criticised ‘warehousing’ centres, calling instead for better integration in societyDetails of a £70m contract to put asylum seekers into controversial accommodation centres have been published by the Home Office, the Guardian has learned…
Whistleblower tells of threats and illegal detention in fresh revelations about failures that drove children into hands of criminalsChildren seeking asylum in the UK were threatened and subjected to racist abuse by staff at a Home Office-run hotel, a w…
Independent Monitoring Authority concerned by Home Office error and impact it could have on those affectedMore than 140,000 EU citizens in the UK may have received benefits they were not entitled to due to a Home Office error, it has emerged.The Indepe…
Wendy Williams’s remarks come after home secretary confirms three key commitments will not be implementedUK politics live – latest news updatesWindrush campaigners have described the government’s decision to drop crucial reform commitments made in the …
Unclear who has legal responsibility for children placed in hotels, after dozens abducted from street in Brighton and HoveMinisters have been accused of a “dereliction of duty” over their failure to find 76 child asylum seekers who have gone missing fr…
Simon Murray says one girl and at least 13 under-16s among those missing after being placed in hotels run by Home OfficeTwo hundred asylum-seeking children who were placed in hotels run by the Home Office have gone missing, a minister has admitted.They…
Immigration experts scathing about Home Office plans to tighten access to services for people without legal statusHome Office plans to reheat “thoroughly discredited” hostile environment policies show the government has not learned lessons from the Win…
The two judges previously found the Home Office’s plan to be lawful and rejected some grounds for appealTwo judges who ruled that the Home Office’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda to have their cases processed was lawful have granted permission f…
Charities say 24/7 monitoring for people on bail from immigration detention risk ‘total surveillance’People facing deportation have been told they must scan their fingerprints several times a day using devices installed with GPS technology under plans …