Inside the Illegal World of Organised Dogfighting: UK Epidemic Exposed
BBC investigation reveals illegal dogfighting trade from Eastern Europe to Wales, with 70 Britons linked to the brutal practice.
BBC investigation reveals illegal dogfighting trade from Eastern Europe to Wales, with 70 Britons linked to the brutal practice.
Three British sniffer dogs deployed at Bulgaria-Turkey border to detect dinghies used by Channel smuggling gangs, building on previous successes.
Four men jailed for first fatal crash-for-cash scam on A40, killing Baljinder Kaur Gill, 34.
Moroccan illegal immigrant Dounia Chetaouat and Algerian partner charged with murder of three-month-old son Adam in North Finchley, London.
Newly elected trans MSP Dr Q Manivannan reveals student visa status and plans to apply for graduate and global talent visas, vowing to build a fair immigration system.
Sudanese teenager wins legal battle after Wirral Council unlawfully assessed him as 20 instead of 15.
Gurpreet Singh Johal, brother of Briton jailed in India, asks why UK border police repeatedly stop him, suspecting link to his legal case against British intelligence.
UK considers cutting visa fees for highly skilled foreign professionals to attract top talent and boost economic growth.
Outgoing Refugee Council chief Enver Solomon warns of unprecedented hostility towards asylum seekers, citing political rhetoric, attacks, and systemic failures.
UK and 45 European countries sign deal endorsing third-country hubs for rejected asylum seekers, sparking debate over human rights.
Family of New Zealand woman Everlee Wihongi, detained by ICE over a historic marijuana conviction, pleads for NZ government help.
Wizz Air boss advises Britons to arrive three hours early at EU airports due to delays from new digital border checks under the entry-exit system.
Labour MPs and unions demand Home Secretary abandon migration reforms that would double wait time for indefinite leave to remain and apply retrospectively.
Cheshire Police raid AROPL sect headquarters in Crewe over allegations of serious sexual offences, modern slavery and forced marriage; nine arrested.
Starmer chairs Cobra meeting on Iran war's economic impact, with warnings of price rises, potential shortages, and calls for a profit cap.
San Diego police fatally shoot 15-year-old boy who pointed a BB gun at them, mistaking it for a real firearm.
Bruna Ferreira, mother of White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt's nephew, detained by ICE in Massachusetts immigration crackdown.
Open verdict in death of 22-year-old sales broker who fell from Soho rooftop after solo pub crawl; alcohol and cocaine found in system.
Two men hospitalised after disturbance at Liverpool's Newsham Park event; police evacuate premises, DJ D.O.D apologises.
Shabana Mahmood unveils major asylum reforms, facing Labour backlash and a Reform UK invite she rejects.
A 37-year-old man arrested in Devon on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts linked to attacks on Jewish sites in London.
Chiedza Nyanjowa, 15, died after swimming at Formby Beach. Her family pays tribute, saying she wanted to be a nurse.
Federal judge orders border patrol chief Gregory Bovino to report daily to court over use of force in Chicago immigration raids, citing violations including teargas use near children.
Father returns to Rhodes after daughter Jessica Hayes, 15, and nephew Michael Connelly, 13, died in parasailing accident; brother injured.
First asylum seekers board Bibby Stockholm barge in Dorset amid controversy, with 15 boarding and 20 refusing. The barge is part of government plans to reduce hotel costs.
Home Office admits 17,000 asylum seekers missing after claims withdrawn; MPs question backlog target and Rwanda plan.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt accuses reporter Niall Stanage of bias after he questions ICE actions following the killing of Renee Good.
South Korea responds to US Ice raid detaining hundreds of its citizens at a Georgia battery factory, with president ordering all-out efforts to assist.
UK evacuation of Afghans ends, but confusion over remaining eligible people and their options persists.
US influencer Valentina Gomez, banned from the UK, threatens to enter via small boat and claims White House support.