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Officials were keen to stress efforts the department had made to allay the concerns of people in Portland as they led a tour of the vessel.

With bunk beds, metal fencing and cabins for six people, Lizzie Dearden reports from the controversial Bibby Stockholm

US tech firm says giving government oversight of security changes could endanger encrypted products

The UK’s illegal migration bill is set to become law after going back and forth between the two houses of parliament. The final sticking point, which the House of Lords tried to address in a series of amendments, was about the bill’s treatment of people who have experienced modern slavery.

Sam was lured to a fake job interview, raped, then trafficked for months. When she reported it to the Met, they tried to drop the case, but she didn’t give up

The Home Office said 574 people were detected on Tuesday in 12 boats.

UK tactics ‘must evolve’ to keep public safe, home secretary says

Members of the Women and Equalities Committee called for better data collection and for a statutory definition of such abuse.

Suella Braverman says risk of serious terrorist incident in UK is increasing