Home Office Accused of Building Delays into Asylum Questionnaire Scheme
Home Office accused of delays in asylum questionnaire scheme; lawyers say witness statements rejected, calling process 'fundamentally flawed'.
Category : Immigration
Swinney Brands Asylum Hotel Protests Racist
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney brands protests outside asylum seeker hotels as racist, joining a Glasgow march against far-right hate.
Paedophile Stopped at Sydney Airport Under New Australian Travel Ban
New Australian laws prevent convicted paedophiles from travelling overseas without police approval; first offender stopped at Sydney airport.
British TikTok Creator Sam Walker Detained in Vietnam
British TikTok creator Sam Walker has been detained in Vietnam, the Foreign Office confirms. He has a history of convictions and previous detention in Sierra Leone.
First UK-France Deportation Flight Grounded After Legal Challenge
First UK-France deportation flight under 'one in, one out' deal grounded after legal challenge; no migrants on board.
Starmer Considers Exemptions to Settled Status Changes After Labour Backlash
PM considers exempting public sector workers and others from proposed 10-year wait for settled status after Labour backlash.
Charlie Kirk Denied UK Entry Before Newsmax Appearance
US rightwing activist Charlie Kirk was denied entry to the UK before a Newsmax appearance, following previous controversial visits.
ICE Ordered to Stop Reporting Deaths of Released Detainees
ICE rescinds Biden-era policy requiring reporting of detainee deaths within 30 days of release, potentially obscuring human cost of detention.
Tory MPs Criticise Party's Asylum Hotel Attack Ad as 'Piss-Poor'
Conservative MPs criticise party's attack ad on asylum hotels, saying it targets Labour for policies introduced by the Tories themselves.
Miraculous Survival of Kidnapped Girl Nada Itrab
Nine-year-old Nada Itrab was kidnapped from Spain to Bolivia, surviving nine months in the rainforest. Now 21, she campaigns against child trafficking.
Four Migrants Drown in Channel Tragedy as Investigation Launched
Four migrants drown in the Channel as a small boat sinks off Boulogne; 42 rescued. Investigation launched amid calls for safe routes.
Canadian Mother and Autistic Daughter Released from ICE Detention in Texas
Canadian woman and autistic daughter released from ICE detention in Texas after nearly three weeks, face deportation hearings.
Police Hunt Dine and Dash Group Over £539 Bill
Police hunt dine-and-dash group after £539 bill; incidents on rise in UK, leaving restaurants out of pocket.
Ex-Secret Service agents warn of security gaps after DC dinner attack
Ex-Secret Service agents highlight security gaps after a gunman tried to storm the White House Correspondents' Dinner, calling for enhanced measures.
UK tourists warned of £5,000 fines for bringing these five items from Europe
UK holidaymakers face £5,000 fines for bringing cheese, meats, and milk from EU countries due to foot and mouth disease restrictions.
UK Accused of Weakening Torture Protections in ECHR Deportation Deal
UK ministers accused of weakening torture protections as Council of Europe prepares ECHR declaration to ease deportations.
Rees-Mogg Tells Young Tories He Wants to ‘Build a Wall in the English Channel’
Jacob Rees-Mogg says he wants to build a wall in the English Channel, praises Trump, and claims Biden doesn't like Britain in leaked recording.
18 Migrants Arrested in Bromley for Illegal Delivery Work
18 migrants arrested in dawn raid on Bromley caravan park for illegal delivery work, part of a government crackdown on illegal working.
Diver Eaten Alive by Great White Shark in 1959 La Jolla Tragedy
In 1959, diver Robert Pamperin was eaten alive by a 20-foot great white shark off La Jolla Cove, as his friend watched in horror.
ICE Agents Posed as Police in Columbia University Arrest, Sparking Trust Concerns
ICE agents posed as police using a missing child ruse to arrest a Columbia University student, sparking trust concerns.
Mexican Drug Lord 'El Mencho' Killed in Security Operation, Sparking Violence Across States
Mexican security forces kill drug cartel boss El Mencho, sparking violence across multiple states with roadblocks and cancelled flights.
Canadian Mother and Autistic Daughter Released from US Immigration Detention
Canadian mother and autistic daughter released from US immigration detention after nearly three weeks, fitted with ankle monitor.
Court Slams Home Office For Egregious Legal Breach
Court of Appeal rules Home Office's use of terrorism-related immigration rule is legally flawed and must change.
Charity Cleared After False Claims Over Valentine's Cards for Asylum Seekers
Charity Commission clears City of Sanctuary UK after false claims it encouraged children to send Valentine's cards to asylum seekers.
Israeli Military to Continue Operations in Southern Lebanon
Smoke rose from southern Lebanon hills after a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah was announced. The truce followed deadly attacks, with 47 killed in Israeli strikes.
US Military Boat Strike Kills Three in Pacific
The US military killed three people in a boat strike in the eastern Pacific Ocean on Thursday, targeting alleged drug traffickers, bringing total deaths to at least 211 since September.
Afghan Family Rescued by Apollo Bay Shows Kindness Power
Mohammad Ibrahim, an Afghan interpreter who worked for Australia, and his family were rescued by the town of Apollo Bay after four years in hiding from the Taliban, highlighting a generous Australia.
Liverpool Bomber's Asylum Appeal Rejected Before Attack
Liverpool bomber Emad Al Swealmeen's asylum appeal was rejected without a hearing in 2017, raising questions about Home Office action.
Australia to Require English Test for Partner Visas
Australia plans to require English tests for partner visas from mid-2021, sparking criticism as discriminatory.
Blue Badge Fraud Surges 600% in Some UK Areas
Blue badge fraud surges in UK areas; one in 15 adults now hold permits. AA urges crackdown on misuse, including fake and stolen badges.
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