A landmark Australian High Court ruling orders the immediate release of a detained Afghan asylum seeker family, challenging the government's indefinite immigration detention policies and setting a pivotal legal precedent.
Sky News hosts a fiery election debate on immigration as Labour pledges to scrap the Rwanda scheme and reform the points-based system, while the Tories defend their record. Get the latest on UK immigration policy.
Exclusive: Sir Keir Starmer's Labour Party unveils a comprehensive strategy to tackle the small boats crisis, scrapping the Rwanda scheme and focusing on a new Border Security Command. Discover the details of their plan to 'smash the criminal gangs' and r
Exclusive investigation reveals a dramatic 75% collapse in family reunion applications for asylum seekers and refugees in the UK, raising alarm over the human impact of recent policy changes.
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.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper faces a blistering attack from charities and political opponents after abruptly terminating a key refugee resettlement programme, with critics warning the move risks pushing vulnerable children towards dangerous Channel crossi
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper pledges to scrap the stalled Rwanda scheme and establish a new 'Returns and Enforcement Unit' to fast-track asylum decisions and remove those with no right to stay, criticising the government's 'complete failure'.
South Hams District Council has unanimously rejected National Highways' plans to widen the A382 through Dartmoor, citing severe environmental damage and harm to the national park's unique character.
Reform UK, led by Richard Tice, calls on PM Rishi Sunak to abandon post-Brexit youth mobility scheme negotiations with the EU, branding it a 'backdoor to free movement' and a betrayal of Brexit voters.
A new poll by More in Common reveals a significant shift in the Reform UK electorate, with a majority now supporting a youth mobility deal with the EU, challenging Nigel Farage's hardline Brexit stance.
Waitrose announces a significant overhaul of its MyWaitrose loyalty programme, replacing the popular free hot drink benefit with a new tiered system based on spending. The changes take effect from November 5th.
Loyalty card holders dealt a major blow as Nectar abruptly ends its long-running points conversion scheme with Sainsbury's, sparking fury amongst shoppers.
Cross-party MPs demand answers from Defence Secretary over abandoned Afghan commandos facing Taliban reprisals, accusing the government of a 'grave dereliction of duty'.
Shocking leaked messages reveal TV's Dr Phil McGraw promoting a controversial 'personal bankruptcy' scheme to influencers, promising financial freedom while facing potential legal scrutiny.
A Sydney mother stands accused of orchestrating a sophisticated fraud against the National Disability Insurance Scheme, allegedly siphoning over $1.2 million to fund an extravagant lifestyle of luxury holidays and designer goods while claiming carer payme
Exclusive: Abuse survivors accuse the Church of England of 'betrayal' as a major review reveals systemic failures in its compensation scheme, leaving victims with reduced payouts and immense distress.
Exclusive: Keir Starmer's top EU negotiator reveals significant progress on a potential youth mobility scheme, marking a major shift in post-Brexit relations and offering new opportunities for British young people.
A young first-time buyer's dream turns into a financial nightmare as her local council allegedly reneges on a government scheme promise, leaving her with crippling debt and an uninhabitable property.
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.
Exclusive analysis reveals how Britain's asylum and immigration debate is shifting decisively to the right, with major policy overhauls and heated political rhetoric dominating Westminster.
The UK government has approved an additional 30 Gaza-based students to take up university places, expanding its special visa scheme for those displaced by the ongoing conflict. The move follows a previous cohort and aims to support academic futures.
German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser sparks outrage with proposal to resume deportations to Afghanistan, drawing fierce criticism from human rights groups and political opponents.
September brings a wave of key financial changes for UK households. From the final Energy Bills Support Scheme payment to benefits and state pension increases, here’s your essential guide to what’s changing and how it affects your wallet.
The Albanese government has officially terminated the Home Guarantee Scheme, a flagship initiative designed to help Australians get on the property ladder with smaller deposits, sparking outrage from aspiring homeowners.
Exclusive: Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper vows to clear the Tory asylum backlog and scrap the Rwanda scheme, putting immigration at the forefront of Labour's first 100 days in power.
Exclusive: Labor's expanded scheme to help 50,000 first-time buyers yearly sparks fierce debate. Experts warn it could artificially inflate prices while struggling buyers face a double-edged sword.
Exclusive investigation reveals a massive Child Trust Fund oversight affecting millions of UK families. Discover if you're sitting on a hidden fortune and the simple steps to claim it.
Nigel Farage declares Reform UK will implement a Rwanda-style asylum scheme and leave the European Convention on Human Rights to tackle illegal immigration, positioning it as a core election issue.
East Belfast MP Gavin Robinson has publicly rebuked the Orange Order for its opposition to a government-funded scheme for Troubles victims, calling the stance 'disgraceful' and 'wrong in principle'.