Labour Unveils Tough Asylum Policies Amid Immigration Debate
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announces tough asylum policies including suspending family reunion and warehousing refugees, risking political backlash.
Category : Immigration
Mexican Aid Ship Arrives in Havana Amid US-Cuba Tensions
A joint Mexican-Uruguayan aid ship arrives in Havana to ease Cuba's crises amid US sanctions and oil shortages.
Ex-border patrol chief Bovino defends record, says wishes he caught more illegal aliens
Former US Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino retires after Minneapolis operation, defends his record and says he wished he caught more illegal aliens.
Dog the Bounty Hunter's stepson charged with manslaughter after son's fatal shooting
Gregory Zecca, stepson of Dog the Bounty Hunter, charged with aggravated manslaughter after fatally shooting his 13-year-old son in Florida.
Home Office to penalise asylum seekers who refuse to move out of hotels
Home Office warns asylum seekers will lose support if they refuse to leave hotels amid far-right protests in Epping and other UK locations.
Man Jailed for Mimicking Bondi Attack and Antisemitic Slurs
Zayne McMillan jailed 12 months for mimicking Bondi attack and antisemitic slurs. Judge rejects defence of non-ideological racism.
Marseille: Neither Drug-Choked Hell nor Tourist Paradise, but a City of Contradictions
Marseille's drug violence and welcoming diversity create competing images; reality is complex, neither cliché does it justice.
UK court hears ministers ignored Rwanda human rights warnings
High Court hears UK ministers ignored evidence of Rwanda human rights violations in pursuing deportation policy, with extra £20m payment disclosed.
UK Airlines Granted Permission to Cancel Flights Amid Jet Fuel Shortage Fears
UK airlines may cancel or consolidate flights this summer to conserve jet fuel due to Middle East war disruptions, under new slot flexibility rules.
Parents criticise school after AI deepfake porn made of 21 girls
Parents criticise The Friends' School in Tasmania after AI deepfake porn of 21 girls was shared. Police involved, five boys left school.
Canadian Leaders Unite at Vigil for School Shooting Victims in Tumbler Ridge
Canadian PM Mark Carney, opposition leader Pierre Poilievre, and officials hold hands at vigil for eight victims of Tumbler Ridge school shooting.
Badenoch Proposes Asylum Seeker Camps as Alternative to Hotels
Kemi Badenoch suggests asylum seeker camps as alternative to hotels, criticises Labour's migration record during Epping visit.
Five Arrested After Masked Men Attempt to Enter London Asylum Hotel
Five arrested after masked men try to enter asylum hotel in west London; dispersal orders issued in Essex and protests in Falkirk.
GB News star confronts unapologetic migrant on 'visa street'
GB News fans enraged as reporter confronts worker on 'visa street' who says locals don't want jobs in chicken shops, prompting fury over skilled worker visas
Five Iranian Women Footballers Granted Humanitarian Visas in Australia
Five Iranian women footballers granted humanitarian visas in Australia, with PM Albanese offering help to other team members.
Federal Judge Blocks Deportation of Minnesota Refugees
Federal judge extends order protecting Minnesota refugees from deportation, calling Trump policy a 'dystopian nightmare'.
Mexico City nightclub charges US citizens $300 cover fee in backlash against American influx
Mexico City's Japan nightclub charges US citizens $300 cover fee, offering discounts to others, in a backlash against American influx and gentrification.
Naples bank hostage crisis ends after robbers flee through sewer
Armed robbers held 25 people hostage at a Naples bank, then fled through a hole in the floor into the sewers. All hostages freed unharmed.
White House dismisses UN report condemning Trump's 'racist hate speech' against migrants
White House dismisses UN report condemning Trump's 'racist hate speech' against migrants, citing safety gains amid falling public support for deportations.
Tibetan Man Dies After Self-Immolation Near UN in New York
A Tibetan man dies after setting himself on fire near UN headquarters in New York, activists say, in protest over Chinese policies.
High Court Halts Refugee Eviction Under Home Office 28-Day Policy
High court halts eviction of refugee, disapplying Home Office 28-day policy that charities say drives homelessness.
UK to start returning small boat migrants to France within days after EU approval
UK to return small boat arrivals to France within days after EU approves treaty, with 50 per week expected in pilot scheme.
Bristol Zara Attack: Mother Slams Staff and Police as Probe Eyes 'School Wars' Link
Mother slams staff and police after daughter attacked outside Zara in Bristol; arrests made; probe into 'school wars' link.
Countries Paying Up to £70,000 to Relocate in 2026
Up to £70,000 in relocation payments is available for those moving to certain countries in 2026, with programs targeting population decline and economic growth.
Serial Killer Richard Ramirez's Chilling Five-Word Motive Revealed
Richard Ramirez's chilling motive 'I love to kill people' revealed by former jailer, with details of his brutal crimes and capture.
US Supreme Court Allows Trump to Strip Temporary Status from Venezuelans
US Supreme Court allows Trump to end temporary protected status for over 300,000 Venezuelan migrants, putting hold on lower court ruling.
Australian Vigils for Khamenei Condemned by Community and Politicians
Iranian Australian community criticises mosques for mourning Ayatollah Khamenei after his death in US strikes; political leaders condemn vigils.
Judge Resigns After Conviction for Obstructing Immigrant Arrest
Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan resigns after conviction for helping an undocumented immigrant evade arrest by ICE and FBI.
White House Backtracks on Claims About Man Killed by Federal Agents in Minnesota
White House backtracks on claims about Alex Pretti after video contradicts initial portrayal as gunman; Trump coordinates with Governor Walz.
White House Press Secretary Brands Reporter 'Left Wing Hack' in Heated Exchange
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt called a reporter a 'leftwing hack' after he questioned ICE actions following the killing of Renee Good.
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