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Informant on far right was alleged to have attacked his partner but claimed his status put him above the law

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Multicultural Britain has been built by diversity over many centuries and all have earned their right to be granted the privilege of British citizenship. That prize is a powerful incentive to make Britain one’s home and to honour its values – including tolerance

Sir Matthew Rycroft previously served in leading roles in international development and the Foreign Office.

The secret service misled the court while defending its handling of an allegedly misogynistic neo-Nazi state agent who attacked his girlfriend with a machete

MI5 lied to multiple courts amid the Attorney General’s bid to prevent the BBC from identifying a suspected Security Service informant, a judge…

Then-Attorney General Suella Braverman sought the injunction at the High Court in 2022.

New analysis shows more than 300 UK visas were granted for ‘animal care service occupations’ between 2021 and 2024

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley blamed the Home Office for failing to introduce strengthened rules.

Opposition leader says PM was wrong when he said that the decision was taken under the last government

In today’s newsletter: As the Home Office trails a tough new stance against illegal immigration, Daniel Trilling explains what an alternative approach might look like

Labour's immigration crackdown led to 5,424 visits from immigration enforcement officers and 3,930 arrests of overstayers.