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The Latest Breaking News from the Home Office

Prince Harry asked to give a month’s notice before making trip to the UK, reports claim

The Duke of Sussex was told that the time would allow for security requests to be processsed

The Independent UK

Home Office disputes leave refugee children homeless and sleeping in cars

MIGRANT and refugee children have been left homeless – with one family of five, including a preschool child, forced to sleep in a borrowed car in…

The National (Scotland)

Suella Braverman’s ‘stop the boats’ plan would bar 45,000 children from UK

Refugee Council’s claims on impact of her bill come as the home secretary, on a visit to Rwanda, faces pressure from her own party

The Guardian - UK

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Prince Harry 'was asked to give a month's notice before making any trips to UK'

Prince Harry has been stuck in a long-running legal battle with the Home Office over his and his family's security arrangements when they return to the UK

Daily Mirror

‘Vanity project’: Braverman under fire for taking only rightwing press to Rwanda

Home secretary’s trip to publicise refugee policy has been compared with Donald Trump’s news management

The Guardian - UK

Drug barons 'duped former Tory Home Secretary with guns to get early release'

Michael Howard got a royal pardon for notorious criminals John Haase and Paul Bennett in return for key insider information on the illegal arms trade in 1996

Daily Mirror

Home Office accused of ‘shunting’ Afghan child refugees around UK ‘like cattle’

After the Observer revealed cases of girls denied chance to sit GCSE exams, evidence emerges of school pupils being uprooted

The Guardian - UK

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Passport renewal warning after strikes set to cause significant delays

Travellers are being urged to renew passports now to avoid missing out on a summer abroad

Evening Standard

Harry told Queen: ‘We can’t afford private security until Meghan and I earn our own money’

Harry is suing Associated Newspapers over an article about his legal proceedings

The Independent UK

Harry in bid to throw out Mail on Sunday publisher’s defence to libel claim

Mr Justice Nicklin is expected to give a ruling on the Duke of Sussex’s bid at a later date.

The Independent UK

Drakeford accuses UK Government of ‘dog whistle’ politics over Stop The Boats

Wales’ First Minister was in Paris when he hit out at the Home Secretary’s controversial new asylum bill.

The Independent UK

Passport delay warning ahead of summer holidays as workers to strike for five weeks

Anyone with a holiday booked is being warned to plan ahead as strikes will take place in the lead up to the busy travel period.

Daily Record

Prince Harry’s libel claim against Mail on Sunday publisher back in court

Prince Harry has launched a bid for a central part of the Mail on Sunday publisher’s defence case in their libel dispute to be thrown out by the High Court.

Evening Standard

Latest hearing in Harry’s libel claim against Mail on Sunday publisher

The Duke of Sussex is suing Associated Newspapers Limited over an article about his separate High Court claim regarding his UK security arrangements.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Behind the fanfare of James Cleverly’s visit to Sierra Leone, the need to restore aid is starkly apparent

The foreign secretary received a warm welcome in the country of his mother’s birth but critics say the slashing of aid budgets undermines the message of support for women and girls

Al Jazeera

Can asylum seekers in Europe survive the cost-of-living crisis?

People fleeing violence are being driven into extreme poverty by escalating prices — but there is hope.

Wales Online

Two day terror attack exercise tested Government and emergency services response

Exercise Spring Resolve saw different agencies aiming to meet targets, some of which were linked to the recommendations made following the Manchester Arena Inquiry

Daily Mirror

'Gary Lineker was right', says Holocaust survivor who took on Suella Braverman

Holocaust survivor Joan Salter MBE says she cannot stay silent about the Home Secretary's refugee claims.

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The Guardian - UK

Social workers should not assess asylum seeker ages for Home Office, professional body says

Home Office is recruiting them for new age assessment board, taking responsibility away from local authorities

Bristol Post

Nearly half of Avon & Somerset Police officers are fresh out of college

Chief Constable says she understands public dissatisfaction but it will take years to get recruits up to speed

Daily Mirror

Tory minister mocked as he claims he doesn't know how his defence warning tweet vanished

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid gave Security minister Tom Tugendhat a rough ride as he insisted he did not know how Twitter worked in excruciating interview

The Independent UK

Travellers warned to expect disruption as Border Force strikes coincide with French walkouts

The Home Office said passengers should expect to face longer wait times at UK border control

Daily Mirror

Suella Braverman's policies branded 'cruel and heartless' by ex-Home Office adviser

The comments from Nimco Ali came as the Government's Illegal Migration Bill passed the first parliamentary hurdle - but former PM Theresa May suggested victims of modern slavery would be treated as 'collateral damage'

Evening Standard

Controversial small boats bill clears first Commons hurdle amid Tory calls for changes

Suella Braverman faced pleas from backbench Conservative MPs to reform the Government's controversial asylum policy

Evening Standard

Home Office ‘removed image of Huw Edwards from tweet about migration bill’ after BBC complaint

The Home Office removed an image of Huw Edwards from a Twitter post about its controversial Illegal Migration Bill after the BBC complained, according to a report.

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