Strictly star faces homelessness in Home Office visa error
Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Anya Garnis fears her family will be homeless after a Home Office system error wrongly flagged her as an illegal immigrant.
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23,500 families lose child benefit in data error
Thousands of UK families had child benefit suspended due to flawed Home Office travel data. An MP demands an urgent inquiry into the anti-fraud crackdown failures. Read the full story.
ONS cuts reports by 10% to improve data quality
The UK's Office for National Statistics will reduce its publications by 10% in 2026 to prioritise core data reliability amid Treasury concerns. Discover how this affects economic policymaking.
Far-right extremists outnumber Islamists in Prevent referrals
Exclusive data reveals a dramatic shift in UK terrorism threats as far-right extremists surpass Islamist cases in Prevent referrals for the first time, signalling changing security landscape.
Sex offender freed in prison blunder - manhunt continues
A convicted sex offender has been mistakenly released from a UK prison after serving just three days of his sentence, sparking a nationwide manhunt and raising serious questions about Home Office procedures.
Home Office secretly flags thousands as potential groomers
Exclusive investigation reveals Home Office's controversial algorithm automatically marking individuals as potential child groomers without their knowledge, raising serious civil liberties concerns.
Afghan Interpreter Data Breach in UK Government Security Scandal
Sensitive information about Afghan citizens who worked with British forces has been accidentally leaked by the UK government, prompting an urgent investigation into data protection failures.
Gen Z's Office Frog Trend Takes UK Workplaces By Storm
Discover why young professionals are striking unusual frog-like poses in offices across the UK, and what this viral trend reveals about modern workplace culture.
England's COVID data crisis: critical gaps exposed
Exclusive analysis reveals alarming gaps in England's public health data collection, hampering pandemic response and future planning as key metrics go unrecorded.
Work From Home vs Office: The Productivity Truth
New research reveals surprising truths about remote work productivity versus traditional office environments, challenging long-held assumptions about where we work best.
Dunelm stylist reveals budget home transformation secrets
Professional show home installer shares exclusive interior design secrets and money-saving tips that can elevate any UK home without breaking the bank.
Australian students studied wrong Caesar in exam blunder
Thousands of Australian students faced the wrong Shakespeare text in their final English exam, raising serious questions about educational oversight and assessment integrity.
Police blunder frees migrant facing deportation
Exclusive: Hadush Kebatu, a convicted criminal facing deportation, was accidentally freed from custody due to a catastrophic administrative error by UK police forces.
Migrant sex offender released in error, given £500 for deportation
Exclusive: An Ethiopian migrant convicted of sexual assault was mistakenly released from prison and given £500 taxpayer money before being deported, sparking outrage over UK immigration system failures.
HMRC pauses child benefit crackdown after data error
A significant HMRC data error has resulted in 23,500 families being wrongly targeted in child benefit investigations, forcing the tax authority to pause its compliance campaign amid widespread concern.
Sex offender freed in prison error faces deportation
Exclusive investigation reveals shocking administrative blunder that released convicted sex offender Yonas Beraki before his deportation, raising serious questions about UK border security and prisoner management.
Five prisoners wrongly freed including sex attacker
A major security breach has occurred after five prisoners were accidentally released from custody, including a migrant convicted of sexual offences, sparking urgent police investigations and raising serious questions about Home Office procedures.
Sex offender migrant freed in error - police hunt
A convicted sex attacker released due to a catastrophic administrative error is on the run after being spotted in North London, prompting David Lammy to order urgent prison release reforms.
The 1% Club issues on-air apology after technical fault
ITV's popular quiz show The 1% Club was forced to issue an on-air apology after a technical failure left viewers confused during Saturday night's broadcast. The incident occurred during a crucial question about a fictional company's profits.
Woman's uncle declared dead then found alive in care home
An Arizona woman received devastating news that her uncle had passed away in his retirement home, only to discover he was alive and well days later in a bizarre case of mistaken identity.
Diane Abbott's mother targeted in government data leak
Shock revelations emerge as Bridget Phillipson confirms Home Office shared personal information about Diane Abbott's elderly mother, raising serious data protection concerns.
BT engineer error causes false paedophile accusations
A catastrophic broadband installation error by a BT engineer led to three people being wrongly investigated for child sex offences after internet connections were accidentally crossed.
Children as young as 14 in terrorism arrests
Exclusive Home Office data reveals children are being arrested for terrorism offences across England and Wales, with security services warning of increasing online radicalisation threats targeting young people.
Dunelm's £12 Home Decor Ranges Transform Spaces
Discover Dunelm's incredible £12 home decor collections that deliver designer style without the luxury price tag. Perfect for budget-friendly home transformations.
Home Office mistakenly evicts family from Dorset home
A Devon family faces homelessness after Home Office officials mistakenly ordered their eviction from a Dorset property they legally occupied, highlighting systemic failures in government housing procedures.
Home Bargains' £10 Home Accessory Flying Off Shelves
Shoppers are racing to Home Bargains for a stunning £10 home accessory that's transforming living spaces across the UK. Discover the budget-friendly decor piece everyone's talking about.
Dunelm's £22 accessory transforming UK homes
Discover how Dunelm's affordable £22 home accessory is creating waves across UK households with its stunning transformation capabilities and incredible value.
Met Police data sharing with Home Office sparks Muslim community fears
Exclusive investigation reveals controversial data sharing practices between Metropolitan Police and Immigration Enforcement, raising serious concerns about community trust and racial profiling.
Home Office blunder risks extradition of British hitmen
A catastrophic Home Office error could see three British citizens extradited to Albania after they were allegedly hired as hitmen in a violent £80,000 dispute, with officials accidentally revealing their protected identities.
Police enter wrong home in Peacehaven blunder
Sussex Police faces serious scrutiny after officers mistakenly forced entry into a family home while searching for the Home Secretary's residence, raising urgent questions about police procedures and accountability.
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