UK Rwanda Asylum Scheme Faces Further Delays Amid Legal Challenges
UK Parliament approves Rwanda asylum scheme but flights delayed by legal challenges, with no removals before July election.
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Home Office Ends Asylum Seeker Contract with Epping Forest Hotel
Home Office ends contract with Bell Hotel in Epping Forest, moving asylum seekers to alternative accommodation by end of April.
Trump Team Plans Warehouse Migrant Facilities For 80,000
ICE plans $38bn warehouse conversion for 80,000 migrant detainees, sparking opposition from state governors.
Federal judge blocks Trump administration's $230m homeland security grant cuts
Federal judge blocks Trump administration's $230m cuts to homeland security grants for states non-compliant with immigration policies.
NBA Postpones Timberwolves Game After Fatal ICE Shooting in Minneapolis
NBA postpones Timberwolves vs Warriors game after fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis, amid protests and political backlash.
Bridlington man spared jail after online police sting over fake 12-year-old girl
Steven Barrass, 39, caught by undercover police trying to meet fake 12-year-old girl for sex; given suspended sentence and put on sex offenders register.
Lord Brocket Pleads Not Guilty To Rape And Sexual Assault
Lord Charles Brocket, 74, denies charges of rape and sexual assault in London; trial set for 2027.
Accountant Stole Over £2.4m from Family-Owned Companies to Fund Gambling Addiction
Former accountant Jemma Lewis stole over £2.4m from family-owned firms to fund gambling addiction, court hears.
Man Arrested After Death of University of Lancashire Student
Man arrested after University of Lancashire student Carla Georgescu, 19, found dead in Preston accommodation; police treat death as suspicious.
Bannon reiterates calls for Musk to be deported to South Africa
Steve Bannon has renewed calls for Elon Musk's deportation to South Africa, citing visa policies and clashing over the H-1B programme.
US Judge Orders Release of Five-Year-Old Boy and Father from Immigration Detention
US judge orders release of five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and father from ICE detention after controversial arrest in Minneapolis sparked outrage.
Digital Alteration of Mugshot Raises Eyewitness Identification Concerns
Oregon police digitally altered a suspect's mugshot by removing tattoos before witness identification, sparking legal and ethical debate.
Andy Burnham's Path from Mayor to Prime Minister
A by-election in Gorton, a blocked bid, local election losses, then a win in Makerfield: the six-month journey of Andy Burnham from mayor to Prime Minister.
Sunak Faces Tory Revolt Over Rwanda Bill as Two Deputy Chairs Resign
Two Tory deputy chairs resign after backing hardline amendments to Sunak's Rwanda bill, as the PM faces the biggest rebellion of his leadership.
UK Suspends Oxfam Funding Over New Sexual Exploitation Claims in DRC
UK halts Oxfam funding again after fresh sexual exploitation claims in DRC, just month after lifting three-year ban.
Spanish Police Say Magaluf Gang Rape Suspects Were Not All Known to Each Other
Spanish police say eight men arrested for gang rape of British teen in Magaluf were not all friends; two more held in France.
India Hits Back at Trump's H-1B Visa Fee Hike as 'Afraid of Our Talent'
India slams Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee hike, calling it a fear of Indian talent and warning of humanitarian consequences for families.
UK 'ready to defend itself' after Iran threat over US bases
The UK government says it is ready to defend itself after Iran's IRGC warned any bases used by the US are legitimate targets, including RAF Fairford.
Iran war timer ticks down as Trump weighs all-out war on Kharg Island
US President Donald Trump is losing patience with Iran and has moved a staggering amount of war machinery, including squadrons of fighter bombers, heavy bombers, special forces and medics
Record 165 migrants cross Channel in single boat
A record 165 migrants crossed the English Channel to the UK in a single boat on Thursday, according to reports.
Drone damage to Kyiv monastery ‘assault on Ukrainian culture’
Taoiseach Micheál Martin says Russian drone strike on Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra monastery is an assault on Ukraine’s culture and history during his visit to Kyiv.
Iran warns UK Royal Family and bases are 'legitimate target'
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps has threatened the British Royal Family and military bases in the UK after US bombers reportedly used RAF Fairford to strike Iran.
Angela Rayner refuses to repay £17k severance or set deadline
Angela Rayner will not repay a £16,876 ministerial severance payment after returning to cabinet, and declined to set a deadline for Andy Burnham's pledge to end rough sleeping.
Reform bid to withdraw Wigan council from refugee schemes fails
A Reform motion to withdraw Wigan Council from all discretionary refugee resettlement schemes has been rejected by a vote of 35 to 32 at a full council meeting.
Ukraine Strikes Two More Wildberries Warehouses in Russia
Ukraine attacked two Wildberries warehouses in Russia, targeting logistics hubs supplying drone components for the military, Kyiv says.
Irish PM: No concrete evidence on alumina exports to Russia
Micheál Martin says investigation into alumina exports from Ireland to Russia is almost complete, with no definitive evidence linking them to weapons manufacturers.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard threatens UK bases and Royal Family
Iran's Revolutionary Guard has declared RAF Fairford a legitimate target after US bombers used it to strike Iran, and issued a chilling warning to the Royal Family.
UK warns against travel to Bahrain and Kuwait amid US-Iran tensions
The UK Foreign Office has issued a travel advisory urging British nationals to avoid all but essential travel to Bahrain and Kuwait due to unpredictable US-Iran tensions.
UK warns against travel to Bahrain and Kuwait amid tensions
UK Foreign Office advises against all but essential travel to Bahrain and Kuwait, citing unpredictable situation and risk of attacks amid US-Iran conflict.
TV Licence inspectors: Can they enter your home without permission?
TV Licensing officers can only enter your home with permission unless they have a search warrant. You have the right to remain silent and refuse entry.
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