The Latest Breaking News from the Home Office

Human rights groups criticise introduction of X-rays or bone scans to determine ages of asylum seekers

Results revealed in FoI data follow other tests that found unsatisfactory levels of the bacteria on barge

APPLICATIONS will be made for drug testing facilities in three Scottish cities, drugs policy minister Elena Whitham has said...

THE Home Office is paying “around £8 million” per day for asylum seekers to be placed in hotels.

Inspector reveals home secretary’s decision as Brook House inquiry finds evidence of verbal and physical abuse

Suella Braverman’s Home Office lacks the will to address the problems, says David Neal, the independent chief inspector of borders and immigration

Kate Eves said her 33 recommendations must be implemented ‘wholesale’ to effect real change and avert the risk of more abuse.

The shocking reports about Russell Brand have left my jaw on the floor — because I can’t believe the way in which we are treating his accusers. Brand denies the allegations made against him and insists all his relationships have been consensual, but the women who have bravely stepped forward…

Report identifies ‘toxic culture’ and potential breaches of human rights law relating to torture and inhuman treatment