Rwanda sues UK for £50million over abandoned asylum plan The deal was originally signed by the former home secretary, Priti Patel, and has already cost the UK taxpayer £715million Evening Standard · Jan 27
What is Shabana Mahmood proposing in ‘biggest ever’ policing reforms? Among major changes planned by home secretary are abolishing most forces in England and Wales and creating a national crime agency The Guardian - UK · Jan 26
‘I’m part of this country’: Windrush man left homeless by Home Office inaction George Campbell, 69, slept in bus station as officials questioned his right to live in the UK after hospital stay The Guardian - UK · Jan 26
Police in England and Wales to get new strict emergency response time limits Home Office will set out changes to policing on Monday that it claims are biggest overhaul in two centuries The Guardian - UK · Jan 25
Asylum Seekers Banned From Taxis for Medical Appointments After Taxpayers Foot £15.8M Transport Bill UK bans most taxi rides for asylum seekers to medical appointments after £15.8M taxpayer transport costs revealed. International Business Times UK · Jan 22
MP calls for help-to-buy scheme for boats MPs warned fishing companies could be severely affected if rules on overseas hiring end The Independent UK · Jan 22
First migrants moved into East Sussex military camp despite protests Residents said they felt ‘ignored and uninformed’ by the Home Office as more than two dozen men were moved into Crowborough Training Camp Evening Standard · Jan 22
First asylum seekers moved into former army camp under Labour push to shut down migrant hotels First 27 asylum seekers moved into Crowborough military barracks in the early hours of Thursday morning The Independent UK · Jan 22
Asylum seekers moved into military barracks amid pressure to end hotel use The Government has vowed to end the use of hotels to house asylum seekers by the end of this Parliament. Evening Standard · Jan 22
Migrants arrive in UK wearing blankets after crossing English Channel It is the third consecutive day of crossings, after Home Office figures recorded 455 people arriving over the weekend. The Independent UK · Jan 19
UK’s ‘one in, one out’ scheme has failed to protect torture survivors, says charity Medical Justice report finds Home Office approach has led to ‘near total disregard for identified vulnerabilities’ The Guardian - UK · Jan 19
‘They’re emboldened’: British far-right activists step up harassment of asylum seekers in northern France Aid groups say rise of far-right rhetoric in politics has fed into intimidation, vandalism and hate graffiti around migrant camps The Guardian - UK · Jan 19
London firms hit with £6.7m of illegal worker fines in just six months More than a third of the companies fined were restaurants Evening Standard · Jan 18
10 Photos of Activist Eva Vlaardingerbroek Who Accused Starmer of 'Allowing Rape of Girls by Migrant Gangs' Dutch activist Eva Vlaardingerbroek faces a UK entry ban after comments about Keir Starmer spark backlash and a free speech debate. International Business Times UK · Jan 16
The Guardian - UK · Jan 16 I never thought I’d see an asylum hotel on fire, or worry about my staff’s safety. The past five years changed that As head of an immigration charity, I’ve seen firsthand how hostility and toxicity have reached unprecedented levels, says outgoing Refugee Council CEO Enver Solomon
The Guardian - UK · Jan 15 Manston asylum centre was ‘overcrowded, squalid and insanitary’, inquiry hears Extent to which conditions deteriorated at Kent detention centre in 2022 is being investigated in public hearing
The Independent UK · Jan 15 Windrush victims to be paid compensation upfront under new government plans The changes include prioritising over-75s, granting advance payments and covering workplace and personal pension losses
International Business Times UK · Jan 15 Why the UK Government's TikTok Account Is Being Called 'Propaganda' The UK Home Office faces backlash over its new TikTok account after posting dramatic deportation and raid videos.
International Business Times UK · Jan 15 British Passport Dual Citizenship Rule Change Could Cost Travellers £1,000 to Enter the UK Dual nationals must prove British citizenship from Feb 2026 or risk being denied boarding, with passports or certificates costing some travellers £1,000 more.
The Independent UK · Jan 14 Dual citizen Britons without UK passport could be refused entry under rule change British citizens will no longer be able to return home on non-UK passports due to new entry requirements coming into force in February
Evening Standard · Jan 14 'Vilest form of antisemitism' outside restaurant in Notting Hill condemned in Parliament Peers urged the Met Police to step up action against the demonstrations in west London
The Guardian - UK · Jan 14 Palestinian citizen of Israel wins UK asylum over ‘well-founded fear of persecution’ Exclusive: Refugee status granted despite attempt by former home secretary James Cleverly to block 26-year-old’s claim
The Guardian - UK · Jan 13 Home Office TikTok account posting deportation footage accused of turning ‘brutality into clickbait’ Video of raids and migrant arrests shared by profile with slogan ‘restoring order and control to our borders’
The Guardian - UK · Jan 13 HMRC admits 71% wrongly targeted in child benefit fraud crackdown Select committee chair accuses UK tax authority of ‘egregious error’ and of causing parents unnecessary ‘pain’
Evening Standard · Jan 13 Home Office criticised for ‘gimmick’ TikTok account promoting migrant deportations The ‘Secure Borders UK’ TikTok account was launched by the Home Office