Home Office launches attack on ‘activist lawyers’ getting in the way of sending back refugees to France
Priti Patel’s department hit out at lawyers making ‘vexatious’ claims, but the comments have been strongly criticised by human rights ...
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Government wants to appeal against Shamima Begum return ruling
She lived under IS rule for more than three years before she was found, nine months pregnant, in a Syrian ...
Government’s hostile environment blamed for ‘chilling’ rise in self-harm incidents at immigration detention centres
The figures were published in response to a written parliamentary question from the acting leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir ...
Asylum seekers in Glasgow ‘malnourished with food not fit for human consumption’
Positive Action In Housing has rallied around refugees in the wake of Badreddin Abadlla Adam’s attack at the Park Inn ...
Windrush review recommendations to be implemented in full, Home Secretary says
All 30 recommendations of the review into the Windrush Scandal will be implemented by the government, the home secretary has ...
While the UK’s ‘deportation machine’ keeps ticking over during coronavirus restrictions, there is a way to stop it
A new report published by Corporate Watch reveals there’s collaboration between the private sector and the Home Office to create ...
Payouts made to fewer than 5% of Windrush compensation claimants
The Home Office said £362,996 has been paid out from the fund which totals at least £200 million, with offers ...
Patel bullying inquiry must be published as soon as possible says Labour
An investigation was launched over claims that the Home Secretary belittled colleagues and clashed with officials in three different departments.
Cabinet split on coronavirus plan masks greater rift, with thousands more deaths likely
Over the Easter weekend, it was reported that there is a split in the Cabinet over how long the lockdown ...
Priti Patel isn’t just quiet. She’s missing.
As much as many of us would like to see Priti Patel nowhere near frontline politics, people are growing increasingly ...
Coronavirus crisis causes surge in dangerous channel crossings by desperate refugees
More than 100 migrants attempted the dangerous crossing, even as the UK reels from escalating cases of Covid-19.
Court of Appeal due to rule on gender-neutral passports case
A campaigner is set to find out if a Court of Appeal challenge over gender-neutral passports has been successful. Leading ...
Oxford students were right to ‘no-platform’ Amber Rudd, and here’s why
On Thursday 5 March, former home secretary Amber Rudd was due to speak at an Oxford University event for International ...
Priti Patel faces allegations of bullying staff in third department
Cabinet minister accused of abusing private office staff when she was international development secretary.
A lot of people won’t ‘stand with Priti’, and here’s why
In the wake of the latest scandal around home secretary Priti Patel, #StandWithPatel began trending on Twitter. Patel is facing ...
Philip Rutnam deserves zero sympathy over the Priti Patel scandal
The Home Office's "top civil servant" Philip Rutnam quit on Saturday 29 February. His decision was centred around a scandal ...
The Home Office is about to deport a ‘torture victim’ who claims he endured slavery in the UK
The Canary understands that a deportation charter flight to Pakistan is due to leave the UK on 26 February. The ...
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