Record 5,000 Cross Channel to UK in First Three Months of 2024
Record 5,000 migrants cross Channel to UK in first three months of 2024, exceeding previous high of 4,548 in 2022.
Record 5,000 migrants cross Channel to UK in first three months of 2024, exceeding previous high of 4,548 in 2022.
Home Office to cut support for asylum seekers refusing hotel move amid protests in Essex and Canary Wharf.
Review of BBC drama Kidnapped: The Chloe Ayling Story, highlighting the challenge of dramatising a convoluted and frustrating real-life abduction case.
Australian visa of 68-year-old Gaza woman cancelled on national security grounds, sparking calls for transparency from advocates.
Stephen Miller called Illinois Governor JB Pritzker a 'moron' on Hannity, accusing him of hating America for resisting Trump's immigration agenda.
ICE detentions of immigrants with no criminal record surge 1,271% under Trump, contradicting administration's focus on violent criminals.
Trump administration sends 2,000 more ICE agents to Minnesota in largest immigration operation, targeting undocumented immigrants and fraud.
British tourist Rebecca Burke was detained by ICE for 19 days after trying to leave the US, despite having funds for a flight home.
Roommates say a dispute over air conditioning preceded a shooting spree in Atlanta that left two dead and one critically injured.
Greek boat owner jailed after two British teens died and a third was injured in a Rhodes parasailing accident when the towrope snapped in stormy weather.
Two people died and one is missing after a Channel crossing attempt, hours after a £16.2m UK-France border deal was agreed.
Reform UK councillor Claire Mackie-Brown reported to police after saying she was 'born and bred' in Falkirk during interview about anti-migrant protests.
Tom Homan warned that widespread deportations could lose public support, as data shows under 14% of ICE arrests involve violent criminals.
Marjorie Taylor Greene joins Tucker Carlson in breaking with the Republican Party, citing betrayal of voters and country.
US deports 35 British criminals including killers and paedophiles under Trump's immigration crackdown, more than to Afghanistan or Iraq.
Nato vows to defend every inch of territory after Russian drone strikes Romania, injuring two, amid escalating tensions.
International court rules UK not liable for £100m payments to Rwanda over failed asylum deportation scheme scrapped by Labour.
Trump administration threatens to halt international flights to sanctuary cities amid ICE protests in New Jersey.
Two men jailed under new law for endangering lives on Channel crossings; first sentences under 2025 Act.
Leaked documents show UK special forces blocked resettlement for elite Afghan commandos, amid public inquiry into SAS conduct.
Oregon firefighter José Bertín Cruz-Estrada was arrested by US Border Patrol while fighting a wildfire in Washington, then deported to Mexico after two months in detention.
Trump’s DHS pick Markwayne Mullin stokes fears of more Fema cuts, avoiding commitment to reverse staffing reductions and raising concerns over climate stance.
US appeals court blocks mail-order access to abortion drug mifepristone, threatening access nationwide.
Juanita Avila, a legal permanent resident, was arrested by ICE in Oregon despite having her green card. A lawsuit won a major victory against ICE's 'arrest first, justify later' tactics.
Over 97% of immigrants detained in Trump's Chicago raid had no criminal conviction, contradicting administration claims of targeting 'worst of the worst'.
European Court of Human Rights questions UK decision to revoke Shamima Begum's citizenship, citing trafficking concerns.
Chicago teen Ofelia Torres, who fought for her father's release from ICE detention while battling cancer, dies at 16.
Senate Democrats reach deal to avert partial government shutdown by splitting DHS funding from other bills, with reforms demanded.
Border Force seizes £80m cocaine haul hidden in kitchenware at London Gateway port, destined for Norway. NCA investigates.
Ethiopian asylum seeker Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu denies sexually assaulting two teenagers and a woman in Epping, sparking protests.