The Latest Breaking News from Home Office

Millions of workers get 'massive pay cut' dressed up as rise - find out if you are one

Teachers, police officers, NHS staff, civil servants and other public sector workers are being handed measly pay rises as the cost of living crisis spirals - triggering warnings of strike action

Daily Mirror · Jul 19, 2022

UK officials raised concerns over Rwanda policy, documents show

Charity says disclosures in legal case paint picture of home secretary desperate to push policy through

The Guardian - UK · Jul 19, 2022

Drug users could lose passport, driving licence and face ban from nightclubs

The Home Office proposal is a 'three-strike' crackdown on recreational drug users.

Daily Record · Jul 19, 2022

Rwanda policy ‘could change UK position on human rights record’, High Court told

The founder of Care4Calais called details that were made public on Tuesday ‘shocking but not surprising’.

The Independent UK · Jul 19, 2022

Borders watchdog blasts Priti Patel for stalling on Channel crossings report for months

Chief Inspector on Borders and Immigration David Neal accused the Home Office for undermining his independence by failing to publish the document

Daily Mirror · Jul 19, 2022

Drug users could have passports and driving licences seized under proposed law change

The Home Office proposals also suggest tagging repeat offenders caught with drugs like cannabis and cocaine and making them take regular drug tests

Chronicle Live · Jul 19, 2022

Home Office rejects bid for Syrian refugee to be reunited with dying father

A YOUNG Syrian woman who came to Scotland as a refugee nine years ago has been refused a visa to be reunited with her dying father before it is too…

The National (Scotland) · Jul 19, 2022

UN law meant UK was ‘attractive for asylum seekers’, New Labour told

Attempts to tackle immigration partly thwarted by protocol

Wales Online · Jul 19, 2022

UN law meant UK was ‘attractive destination for asylum seekers’, New Labour told

Internal memos from the first years of Tony Blair’s premiership show how keen the government was to tackle immigration.

The Independent UK · Jul 18, 2022

Child trafficking victims like Mo Farah are not getting a fair hearing

Letters: One reader says the government seemed determined to deport a trafficking victim they knew, while David Westlake says it is rare for survivors’ voices to be heard

The Guardian - UK · Jul 18, 2022