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The Latest Breaking News from the Home Office

Prince Harry given green light to appeal in UK legal challenge over personal security

Duke to challenge ruling in case about automatically receiving personal police security while in Britain

The Independent UK

UK’s minimum income visa requirement faces high court challenge

Reunite Families UK applies for judicial review of policy it says discriminates against women and minorities

The Guardian - UK

Non-binary Saudi influencer denied asylum in UK because officials ‘don’t believe they are really LGBT+’

Ali Saad Muthyib, 26, says they were forced to flee the represssive Middle Eastern monarchy after repeatedly being harassed and abused by police officers

The Independent UK

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Man stranded in Turkey can return to UK after Home Office U-turn

Exclusive: Siyabonga Twala looking forward to reunion with his son after government withdraws exclusion order

The Guardian - UK

Home Office confirms more than 40,000 crossed Channel after Sunak pledged to ‘stop the boats’

Rishi Sunak has suffered a new setback this morning with new Home Office figures on small boats Channel crossings with asylum seekers

The Independent UK

New date set for first Rwanda deportation flights if Tories win election, court documents reveal

Rishi Sunak has promised that asylum seekers will be deported to the East African nation if he is re-elected

The Independent UK

Labour pledges to investigate treatment of migrant workers in care sector

Exclusive: Yvette Cooper says a Labour government would instruct new enforcement body to act over alleged exploitation of workers

The Guardian - UK

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Asylum seekers report widespread abuse in Home Office accommodation

Hundreds of complaints made to government over abusive behaviour from staff and low quality of food provided

The Guardian - UK

What are the problems with the UK visa system for care work?

Foreign workers say they have faced financial exploitation amid attempts to ease chronic staff shortages in the sector

The Guardian - UK

‘He didn’t have a contract for me’: the Indian careworkers who paid agents to work in Britain

People paid to obtain visas and sponsorship certificates but arrived to find little or no work, in abuses of care worker visa system

The Guardian - UK

Syrian father with traumatic brain injury repeatedly refused disability benefits

Exclusive: The 27-year-old is partially blind, has lost hearing in the right ear, and cannot leave the house unless in a wheelchair

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda admission sparks legal action from detained asylum seekers

Migrants seek redress for ‘immense distress’ from deportations now thrown into chaos by election announcement

The Guardian - UK

Families in UK in ‘state of limbo’ due to backlog of visa fee waiver applications

Almost 33,000 submissions to the Home Office for visa fee waivers remain outstanding, the highest number ever recorded

The Guardian - UK

Home Office made mistakes in rush to set up asylum housing, MPs say

Committee says department pressed ahead with plans without adequate understanding of what would be required

The Guardian - UK

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Evening Standard

Drug testing to go ahead at festivals this summer after Home Office licence confusion

Campaigners had raised alarm over whether drug testing practice could continue

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda flights plan is not credible, damning report by MPs finds

MPs say they have ‘little confidence’ in Home Office’s ability to organise deportation flights to Rwanda

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m frightened’: the asylum seekers rounded up to be sent to Rwanda

Asylum seekers from Sudan, Eritrea and Afghanistan detained in government’s Operation Vector share their stories

The Guardian - UK

National reckonings and public inquiries: what scandals come next?

After the Post Office, infected blood, Grenfell Tower, Windrush and more, what could fall on the next prime minister’s watch?

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The Guardian - UK

Family of man who died after being deported blame Home Office delays

Appeal allowed Sudharsan Ithayachandran to return to UK to be with his family, but he died in Sri Lanka while awaiting visa

The National (Scotland)

'Ludicrous': UK visa rules will 'bar Home Office staff from bringing spouses to UK'

THE Tories have been accused of acting without “rhyme or reason” over plans for spousal UK visas – which would bar the vast majority of…

Cycling Weekly

'I haven't seen my family for nine months, all I have is my bike': Elite cyclist seeking asylum says he would be 'broken' if moved to Bibby Stockholm barge

Mohammad Ganjkhanlou competed in last summer’s Glasgow World Championships before he applied for asylum in the UK

The Conversation

Asylum housing tycoon is among the UK’s wealthiest – here’s what conditions are like inside the properties his company runs

The Sunday Times rich list is a stark symbol of the growing inequality in the UK. As many people face worsening living conditions, a small few are becoming ever richer. Among them for the first time this year is Graham King, an Essex businessman who has accumulated a £750 million…

The Guardian - UK

Nigerian students at Teesside University ordered to leave UK after currency crash

University informs Home Office and withdraws sponsorship from those struggling with fees after drop in value of naira

The National (Scotland)

Move to extend police powers around protests in England unlawful, High Court rules

REGULATIONS which lowered the threshold for police intervening in protests in England were unlawful, the High Court has ruled.

The Independent UK

Gove’s plan to ‘make marchers pay’ as he vows to tackle antisemitism

Michael Gove has warned against a rise of antisemitism in the UK, aiming much of his anger at ‘the extreme left’ as well as the far right and Islamists

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