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Badreddin Abdalla Adam stabbed six people, including a police officer, at the city centre hotel on June 26, 2020. Adam was shot dead by officers following the mass stabbing.

There were more than 26,000 asylum seekers living in hotels by end of 2021 according to Refugee Council

Three hour queues at Heathrow - the UK's biggest airport - are causing issues in other regions as staff are relocated to deal with the crisis, a review by Australian immigration minister Alexander Downer found

Just Stop Oil aimed to block the motorway until Friday, calling for an end to new fossil fuel projects

The drone is operated by a Southampton-based company on behalf of the Home Office.

An independent review of the agency was commissioned by Home Secretary Priti Patel.

‘We don’t see our staff very much these days because they’re sitting in queues in the passport unit,’ says Tory MP

Sir Mo Farah recently revealed that he was trafficked into the UK at the age of nine for domestic servitude. In a BBC documentary, the long-distance runner said it took him three decades to publicly discuss what happened to him, partly because he wanted to block it out, and is…

Lord Justice Lewis said there will be two hearings, with the first starting on September 5.