Priti Patel’s Home Office just used the term ‘lefty lawyers’ again
The Home Office just attacked "lefty lawyers" after it tried to deport around 50 people to Jamaica. But it's not ...
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Tories plot new assault on democracy in 2021
Draconian new limits on democratic protest are being planned as the government looks to further lock down dissent in 2021, ...
Celebrities demand airlines stop mass deportation flight to Jamaica
More than 90 high-profile figures, campaigners and activists have written an open letter urging the companies not to operate the ...
296 people died due to ‘the ‘militarisation’ of UK and French borders
The evolution of border security in and around the English Channel has been branded a “history of death” that has ...
Johnson told ‘you shouldn’t have bullies in government’ amid Patel criticism
Boris Johnson was facing allegations he tried to water down the official inquiry that found home secretary Priti Patel bullied ...
Labour demands release of full findings of Patel bullying inquiry
Labour is demanding the publication of the full inquiry findings into allegations of bullying by Priti Patel amid reports she was ...
Priti Patel likely to face ‘robust criticisms’ in bullying allegations investigation
Shadow home secretary Nick Thomas-Symonds said the reports are ‘incredibly serious’.
Inquiry launched into Windrush compensations after claims of ‘serious delays’
MPs have launched a new inquiry into the Windrush Compensation Scheme amid concerns that the scandal’s victims have experienced “serious ...
Children used as spies by UK police continue to be put in harm’s way
Charity Just for Kids Law has warned that children who are used as spies by police in criminal investigations are ...
Hate crime reports to police hit record high
The number of hate crimes recorded by police in England and Wales has hit its highest level on record, with ...
At the start of #BlackHistoryMonth, deportations and raids show racist state violence is alive and well in the UK
We're almost a week into this year's Black History Month, in a year where violence against Black people has already ...
Home Office accused of basing immigration policies on ‘anecdote and prejudice’
The Public Accounts Committee said the Home Office has ‘no idea’ what its £400 million immigration enforcement annual spending achieves.
Priti Patel says she would report neighbours over ‘rule of six’ breaches
The home secretary has said she would report breaches of the “rule of six” coronavirus restrictions, while suggesting that families ...
Refugees make it to land in Kent after hazardous Channel crossing
A rubber dinghy packed with refugees has landed on a beach in Kent after crossing the Channel. About 10 men ...
Majority of Windrush compensation claimants still without payment
The latest statistics on the Windrush Compensation Scheme have been published by the Home Office.
Home Office accused of ‘assault on rule of law’ over rhetoric on refugees
Multiple migrant boats are believed to have crossed the English Channel following many days of bad weather caused by Storm ...
A Sudanese political evacuee’s views on Britishness and the ‘refugee crisis’
Somewhere in Sudan, in the latter half of the 1990s, a warrant was issued to arrest and charge one Gamal ...
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