Borders Minister Alex Norris reveals the UK-France 'one-in-one-out' agreement is operational, with nearly 200 returns. The government now seeks similar pacts with other European nations to combat people smuggling gangs. Read the latest.
Exclusive investigation reveals Pentagon's failure to report Maine mass shooter Robert Card to FBI database, raising serious questions about US military protocols and public safety.
Former President Donald Trump faces backlash after suggesting the creation of a database tracking Christians in America during controversial Abuja remarks, drawing criticism from Ted Cruz and religious groups.
In a groundbreaking move for child safety, Australia announces a national public registry for convicted child sex offenders, empowering parents with crucial information to protect their children.
Exclusive: A major Ministry of Defence data breach has compromised the safety of Afghan citizens who worked with British forces, revealing email addresses and names in a catastrophic security failure.
Turkey intensifies immigration enforcement, detaining hundreds of Afghan nationals in Istanbul raids ahead of planned deportations to Pakistan.
Former Afghan police commander who survived Taliban assassination attempts told he cannot stay in Britain despite risking his life working with UK forces
Former PM's official film database profile targeted with satirical edits including 'Theresa May's Spare Part' credit, sparking both amusement and criticism in Westminster circles.
UK Defence Ministry under fire after email blunder reveals personal details of dozens of Afghan interpreters seeking evacuation, potentially putting lives at risk.
Exclusive: Hundreds of Afghan special forces soldiers who worked with Britain are facing deportation from Pakistan after a catastrophic data breach exposed their details to Taliban authorities.
Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk's alarming claim about Utah's DNA collection practices sparks debate over genetic privacy rights and government overreach in criminal investigations.
Exclusive: Joy Peter, an Afghan interpreter who heroically saved US Marines from a Taliban bomb, faces deportation from the UK after his asylum claim was rejected, despite Taliban death threats.
Two Cleveland Police officers have been dismissed for gross misconduct after a disciplinary panel found them guilty of multiple professional standard breaches, including unauthorised database searches.
Explosive court documents reveal the Trump Justice Department amassed a vast, covert database of voter information following the 2020 election, as part of a desperate hunt for evidence of mass fraud.
The Seattle Police Department is under fire from the ACLU for allegedly building a 'covert DNA database' by collecting genetic material from hundreds of individuals, including a disproportionate number of Native Americans, without consent or criminal char
A severe Ministry of Defence data leak has compromised the safety of Afghan interpreters and their families resettled in the UK. The National Audit Office exposes systemic security failures and mishandling of sensitive information in a major breach.
A severe data breach by the UK Ministry of Defence has compromised the email addresses of dozens of Afghan interpreters awaiting relocation, potentially endangering lives and revealing a critical security failure.
Exclusive: The British Red Cross reveals the Foreign Office's failure to process passports for Afghan staff, leaving hundreds stranded and at risk under Taliban rule. Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy demands urgent action.
Cross-party MPs demand answers from Defence Secretary over abandoned Afghan commandos facing Taliban reprisals, accusing the government of a 'grave dereliction of duty'.
Two Afghan men have appeared in court charged with the abduction and rape of a 12-year-old girl in a quiet Warwickshire market town. The defendants, asylum seekers, entered no plea during a brief hearing.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party unveils a radical proposal to negotiate with the Taliban regime to facilitate the deportation of Afghan migrants from the UK, sparking immediate political backlash.
German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser sparks outrage with proposal to resume deportations to Afghanistan, drawing fierce criticism from human rights groups and political opponents.
In a powerful act of interfaith solidarity, a mosque in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has opened its doors to provide sanctuary and support for newly arrived Afghan refugees, embodying the true spirit of American welcome.
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong issues a stern rebuke to Israeli PM Netanyahu, calling his comments on Gaza 'unhelpful'. The diplomatic row unfolds alongside major domestic announcements on childcare safety and education reforms.
Exclusive: A damning investigation reveals the Ministry of Defence has repeatedly compromised the safety of Afghan allies, with sensitive data leaked nearly 50 times in four years, sparking fury and demands for accountability.
Exclusive: Defence chiefs blast Home Office for rejecting relocation claims of elite Afghan soldiers who fought alongside UK troops, leaving them to Taliban reprisals.
The Ministry of Defence has admitted a serious data breach, accidentally revealing the email addresses of dozens of Afghan interpreters seeking UK relocation. The BBC exposed the error, potentially putting lives at risk.
The UK Ministry of Defence exposed the personal data of Afghan interpreters seeking evacuation in a major email blunder, sparking a formal ICO investigation and serious safety concerns.
Exclusive report reveals a massive surge in Afghan refugees crossing into Iran, creating a humanitarian crisis as Tehran threatens mass deportations back to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
Exclusive report reveals a massive surge in Afghan refugees crossing into Iran, driven by Taliban persecution and looming threats of forced returns from Pakistan.