Ceuta Migrant Crisis Exposes EU Divisions
Dozens died and 50,000 crossed into Ceuta from Morocco, sparking a Spanish political crisis and EU criticism.
Category : Immigration
Farage: Marines to return migrants to French beaches
Nigel Farage unveils Operation Fortress, vowing Royal Marines will return Channel migrants to France, warning Paris has no choice but to accept them.
Channel arrivals 43% lower in 2026 despite July surge
Some 14,526 migrants have crossed to the UK by small boat in 2026, 43% fewer than at the same point in 2025, but the average of 67 per boat is a record high.
Reform UK plans largest Channel military operation since WW2
Reform UK announces Operation Fortress: the largest military operation in the English Channel since WW2 to intercept and return migrant boats.
France must take migrants if Navy picks them up, says Reform UK
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf says France would have to take migrants if the Royal Navy picks them up and lands them on French shores under its Channel plan.
MP urges EU to suspend broken Entry/Exit System
An MP has called for the EU's 'broken' Entry/Exit System to be suspended until September, saying passengers shouldn't be punished by border queues.
Channel migrant bill reveals £8,000 cost per migrant
British taxpayers are effectively paying more than £8,000 for every migrant prevented from crossing the Channel, analysis of Home Office figures shows.
Farage vows to intercept every Channel migrant
Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, will order the Royal Navy to intercept every Channel dinghy and return migrants to France under Operation Fortress.
Andy Burnham Vows Relentless Small Boat Crossing Fight
Andy Burnham has promised to be relentless in tackling small boat crossings, vowing determined action in a new video published by The Guardian.
Reform UK vows WW2-scale Channel operation to stop boats
Reform UK would launch the largest military operation in the English Channel since WW2 to stop small boats, a plan Labour dismissed as reheated.
Reform UK pledges largest military operation in Channel
Reform UK will send the Royal Navy into the English Channel to intercept all migrant boats and return them to France or Belgium under 'Operation Fortress'.
Vox abandons hardline demands to support Andalucían rightwing coalition
Vox drops demands on migrants and gender laws to back PP-Citizens coalition in Andalucía, prompting EU and French concern.
Kentucky man covered in fur arrested for having sex with dead deer
Allen Osborne, 32, of Owensboro, Kentucky, faces a felony charge after police found him with a dead deer. He pleaded not guilty.
Influencer dies after Soho car crash; ex-X Factor star faces murder charge
Influencer Klaudia Zakrzewska dies after being hit by car in Soho; ex-X Factor contestant Gabrielle Carrington faces upgraded murder charge.
Australian statistician defends agency's intervention in migration data row
Australia's chief statistician defends the ABS's public rebuttal of far-right migration claims, rejecting censorship accusations and stressing independence.
‘These are people’s livelihoods’: Minnesota’s economy in crisis amid ICE surge
Twin Cities small businesses face collapse as ICE’s ‘Operation Metro Surge’ fuels fear among immigrant communities, with sales plummeting and many firms closing.
UK to fund French detention and deportation of asylum seekers under new Channel deal
UK to pay French officers to detain and deport asylum seekers under new Channel deal, drawing criticism from charities.
Burnham vows relentless action on Channel boat crossings
Prime Minister Andy Burnham visited Dover and vowed to be 'relentless' on small boat crossings, saying progress is being made but more must be done.
Jeffrey Epstein: Jail CCTV from first suicide attempt lost to 'technical errors'
US prosecutors say footage from Jeffrey Epstein's first suicide attempt was destroyed by technical errors, with the jail saving the wrong cell's video.
France Bans 10 British Activists From Raise the Colours Movement
France issues territorial bans on 10 British anti-migrant activists linked to Raise the Colours, citing hate-inciting tactics. The group calls the move disgraceful.
Judge orders DHS to grant Minnesota detainees swift lawyer access
Federal judge orders DHS to give Minnesota detainees prompt access to lawyers before transfer, citing constitutional rights.
Tennessee law punishing sanctuary city votes ruled unconstitutional
Tennessee's felony threat against local officials who vote for sanctuary policies has been ruled unconstitutional after the state declined to defend it.
Asylum Hotel Report Reveals Rats, Overcrowding and Malnutrition
A Ramfel report finds asylum hotels plagued by rats, overcrowding and poor food, with providers earning £380m in profits over five years.
Minnesota prosecutors secure withheld evidence in protest shooting probes
Minnesota prosecutors have obtained key evidence, including body-camera footage, in the fatal shootings of two protesters during immigration enforcement raids.
Pakistan strikes in Afghanistan kill seven and wound 85 in first attack since peace talks
Pakistani mortar and missile strikes on a university and homes in Kunar province killed seven and wounded 85, in the first major attack since peace talks.
1,500 Foreign Criminals in Taxpayer-Funded Asylum Homes
More than 1,500 convicted foreign criminals live in taxpayer-funded asylum accommodation because they have not been deported, a Daily Express investigation reveals.
Night stalker Delroy Grant convicted after police blunders allowed decade of attacks on elderly
Delroy Grant convicted of sex attacks on elderly after police blunders allowed decade of offending.
Grace Tame's abuser unfit for hearing due to dementia, court told
Court hears Nicolaas Ockert Bester, who sexually abused Grace Tame, has dementia and is unfit to face online harassment hearing.
British woman vanishes from Greek beach after sunbed nap
British woman Michele Bourda, 59, vanished from a Greek beach after a sunbed nap. Search and rescue continues off Kavala.
Afghan refugees in hiding after UK data leak, lawyers warn
Lawyers say some Afghans killed and others in hiding after UK government data breach exposed resettlement applicants' details.
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