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Flight comes as news emerges of plan to send asylum seekers who arrive on Chagos Islands to British territory of Saint Helena

Physical documents proving residence rights to be replaced by online visas at end of year despite functionality concerns

Department says it has reconsidered case of Tajwer Siddiqui, whose autistic adult daughter was refused visa

Prince Harry’s legal fight against the Home Office’s decision to downgrade his police protection in the UK has cost the government more than £600,000 to date.

Yusuf Deen Kargbo was roomate of Leonard Farruku and almost certainly last person to have seen him alive

Home Office urged to extend year-end date for expiry of biometric residence permits after postponing eVisas rollout

Rachel de Souza to visit processing facility in Kent as source claims Home Office guidelines are not being followed there

University informs Home Office and withdraws sponsorship from those struggling with fees after drop in value of naira

Illegal Migration Operations Command freezes recruitment and draws up redundancy plans, leaked documents show

A pair of wealthy former Tory donors are set to profit from a multi-million Home Office contract to practice forcing asylum seekers onto planes heading to Rwanda

The care sector has more than 152,000 unfilled roles and the NHS has an estimated 126,000 vacancies, including 43,000 in nursing, and it's feared new migrant rules will only worsened the issue

Home Office data shows 42 youngsters aged 17 or younger were among 219 terror suspects arrested in 2023 - with the total up 31% from 2022 and the highest level since the pandemic

Patience Jamela, 45, moved from Zimbabwe to the UK in 2001 to train as a teacher - and has since spent £12k on applications to become a permanent resident but has been turned down every time

The Duke of Sussex is still planning on visiting the UK to visit his father King Charles after his cancer diagnosis, despite losing his security battle against the Home Office last month

David Neal, who was sacked as Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration, said he was "appalled" by the conditions he saw at a children's holding facility in Kent

David Neal was sacked as the UK's top immigration inspector after he warned that 'high risk' private jet flights were landing in the UK without proper checks

A shipping container was set aside for children with diptheria in Kent - a move described as 'truly shocking' by England's children's commissioner, Dame Rachel de Souza

A joint International Women’s Day letter has been signed by the editor of the Mirror, Caroline Waterston, and more than 100 media leaders and journalists and sent to police leaders and ministers

Police were called by the ambulance service to report that two men in their 50s were unwell at a property in Norfolk and two men have since been arrested on suspicion of poisoning

Kieran O’Neill never got to ride at Southwell on Tuesday and was stood down by stewards after the result of a swab indicated the presence of drugs when he was selected for random testing

London's Metropolitan Police has so far been given £13million from the Government since 2011 to look for Madeleine McCann who went missing when she was three years old

Since 2021 just 3.9 percent of all burglaries investigated by the police have resulted in a charge - despite chiefs promising officers would be present after all domestic break-ins in 2022

The Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) is balloting Border Force workers at Heathrow Airport on possible strike action which could impact the travel hub over the Easter Holidays

Prince Harry's Hight Court challenge over UK security levels revealed that the Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan Markle wanted to bring Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet to the UK but were forced to reconsider