Ofcom Investigates GB News Over Foreign Name Complaints
Ofcom investigates GB News after complaints over a segment linking defendants with 'foreign-sounding names' to sex offences, criticised as 'frankly racist'.
Category : Immigration
Moors murderer Ian Brady had access to vulnerable teens in prison, files show
Newly released Home Office files reveal Moors murderer Ian Brady had access to vulnerable teenage boys at Wormwood Scrubs prison for over five years.
Homeless Indian Deaths in London Spark Calls for Windrush-Style Taskforce
Charities call for Windrush-style taskforce after deaths of homeless Indian men in London, citing bureaucratic limbo and hostile environment policies.
Home Office Probes Migrants Buying Fake Jobs for UK Visas
Home Office investigates migrants buying fake jobs to secure UK visas, with agents charging up to £13,000 for falsified documents.
Mum Who Boasted 'I'm a Rally Driver' Jailed After 80mph Crash Injured Four Children
Faye Dawson jailed for 14 months after boasting she was a rally driver, then crashing at 80mph while drunk and high, injuring four children.
Family of Renee Good Says Trump Has Not Reached Out After Her Death
Family of Renee Good, killed by immigration officer, says Trump hasn't contacted them; they refute false claims by administration.
High Court Blocks Asylum Seeker Hotel Use in Essex, Throwing Labour Plans into Turmoil
High Court grants interim injunction blocking asylum seeker housing at Bell Hotel in Essex, impacting Labour's asylum plans and sparking potential legal challenges.
Robert Jenrick Criticised for Comments on Birmingham Area
Robert Jenrick criticised for saying he saw no white faces in Handsworth, Birmingham, and calling it a slum; local MPs accuse him of stoking divisions.
Chicago Woman Shot by Immigration Agents During Raid, Attorney Claims Taunts
Attorney claims body-camera footage shows officer taunting woman before shooting her during immigration raid in Chicago.
10-Year-Old Minnesota Girl Released from ICE Custody After Month in Detention
10-year-old Elizabeth Zuna Caisaguano and her mother released from ICE detention in Texas after a month, amid measles outbreak and public outcry.
Starmer Labour Could End Migrant Hotel Use Within Six Months, Says Refugee Council
Refugee Council suggests Starmer could end migrant hotel use within six months via amnesty for high-grant-rate countries, but faces political opposition.
US Judge Blocks ICE Arrests of Minnesota Refugees
Federal judge blocks ICE from arresting Minnesota refugees, citing terror and unlawful detention. Order requires release of detainees.
Pakistan Suicide Attack Kills 14 Police Officers
A suicide attack in north-west Pakistan killed 14 police officers; a breakaway Taliban group claimed responsibility.
Players Championship Shooting: Suspect Captured After Two Killed Near Sawgrass
Two killed in shooting near TPC Sawgrass; suspect Christian Barrios captured after chase. Players Championship gate delayed.
Trump’s Immigration Claims Contradict Americas’ Open-Border History
Historian challenges Trump’s NSS claim that nations historically had closed borders, citing Americas’ long open-border tradition.
US Weighs Asylum for British Jews Amid Antisemitism Fears, Trump Lawyer Says
Trump lawyer Robert Garson says US State Department discussions underway on asylum for British Jews fleeing antisemitism.
Reform UK’s Migrant Detention Plan Targets Green Areas, Sparks Fury
Reform UK plans migrant detention centres in Green areas, sparking outrage from rivals and polling showing public disapproval.
Senior Manston Asylum Centre Staff Suspended in Misconduct Probe
Two senior staff at Manston asylum centre suspended for misconduct amid ongoing failings and inquiry into 2022 overcrowding.
ICE Agents Use Chilling Phrase After Renee Good Shooting
ICE agents in Minnesota use phrase 'have you not learned?' after Renee Good shooting; lawsuit filed over federal surge.
Jeremy Meeks, 'World's Hottest Felon', Banned from UK Entry
Jeremy Meeks, dubbed 'world's hottest felon', was denied entry to the UK at Heathrow due to his criminal record, including firearm possession and theft.
Police Dismantle Migrant Shanty Town at Historic Apsley House
Police dismantle migrant tent encampment outside Duke of Wellington's historic Apsley House in London, part of a wider homelessness crisis.
Federal Agents Launch Immigration Crackdown in New Orleans
Federal agents launch immigration crackdown in New Orleans, targeting 5,000 arrests under Operation Catahoula Crunch, sparking fear and protests.
Teacher Admits Taking Over 100 Upskirting Photos of Pupils
Former supply teacher Abusali Rahman, 36, pleads guilty to 21 offences including upskirting pupils at North West schools.
Ian Huntley's Daughter Refuses to Pay for His Funeral
Samantha Bryan, daughter of Soham murderer Ian Huntley, refuses to pay for or attend his funeral, calling him undeserving of dignity.
Ex-CNN Anchor Don Lemon Released After Arrest Over Minnesota Church Protest
Ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon arrested and released after Minnesota church protest; charged with civil rights crimes.
Teenager Arrested on Suspicion of Arson After Fire at Grade II Listed Mill
Teenager arrested on suspicion of arson after fire at Grade II listed Big Mill in Leek, Staffordshire. Residents evacuated, fire under control but not extinguished.
Long Island Man Charged in $750K Cargo Theft of Snow Crab and Cologne
Romoy Forbes charged with stealing $750K worth of snow crab, cologne, and blueberries using hacked emails to impersonate truck drivers.
Trump Fires Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Replaces Her With Senator Markwayne Mullin
Trump fires Kristi Noem as homeland security secretary, replacing her with Senator Markwayne Mullin amid bipartisan criticism and controversy.
Wigan lottery winner, 80, jailed for role in £288m counterfeit drug empire
Wigan lottery winner John Eric Spiby, 80, jailed for 16.5 years for leading a £288m counterfeit drug ring from his home.
UK Foreign Office Issues Travel Warnings for 12 Countries
UK Foreign Office issues 'do not travel' warnings for 12 countries due to safety risks, including political conflicts and natural disasters.
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