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Prison inspector says conditions have ‘significantly deteriorated’ in last three months

Chief inspector of prisons Charlie Taylor said the government department needs to speed up the processing of migrants.

Editorial: The degraded conditions at Manston in Kent and Suella Braverman’s rule-breaking should shame the government

A Just Stop Oil protester was left covered in orange paint after a furious passer-by intervened to stop them vandalising an MI5 building. Environment activists used fire extinguishers to spray paint at the Secret Intelligence Service’s headquarters in London on Monday, as well as at the Home Office, the Bank…

One 16-year-old said he was forced to sleep on leftover food boxes, while another says he was shouted at for asking for food

The scenes at Manston are shameful, but they will be repeated as long as asylum seekers are scapegoated, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

THE BBC is facing questions over its decision to invite former Ukip and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage onto a major radio show amid fears of…

Accused will appear at the Old Bailey next month following stabbing near hotel in west London

The suspect, who was found dead at a nearby petrol station after the Manston migrant-holding facility in Dover had petrol bombs thrown at it, has been identified as a 66-year-old man