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Calls for Home Office shake up after critical reports are branded ‘damning indictment’ of government

By Flora Thompson, Reporter22nd July 2022News England

A watchdog’s report exposing failures in the response to migrant crossings are a “damning indictment” of government policy, according to critics. Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration David Neal found

Borders and Immigration watchdog slams ‘poor’ Home Office response to Channel crossings

By Flora Thompson, Reporter21st July 2022News England

The Home Office response to the surge in Channel crossings is “poor” and the “system is overwhelmed”, according to a watchdog. Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration David Neal (pictured)

Number of asylum seekers ‘trapped’ in unsuitable hotels almost trebled in a year, report finds

By Flora Thompson, Reporter21st July 2022News England

The number of asylum seekers “languishing” in hotels almost trebled in a year, according to a report. There were 26,380 migrants living in this type of temporary accommodation at the

Traffickers will escape justice if victims are treated like criminals over immigration status, charity warns

By Tess de la Mare, Reporter22nd June 2022News England

Leaving survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery in legal limbo over their immigration status risks undermining successful prosecutions, a victims’ charity has warned. Hope for Justice warned people rescued

Duke of Cambridge pays tribute to Windrush generation as monument unveiled at Waterloo Station

By Helen William, Reporter22nd June 2022News England

Black men and women are still facing racism and discrimination in modern-day Britain in a nation that would be poorer without the efforts of the Windrush generation, the Duke of

UK policy for child refugees to reunite with families both ‘discriminatory and devastating’, court told

By Jess Glass, Reporter17th June 2022News England

A Home Office policy for child refugees trying to reunite with their parents and siblings in the UK is discriminatory with “devastating” consequences, the High Court has heard. A 19-year-old

Rwanda flight grounded after European Court of Human Rights intervenes at last minute

By Flora Thompson and Catherine Wylie, Reporters14th June 2022News England

The plane due to take migrants to Rwanda will not leave the UK as scheduled after last-minute interventions by the European Court of Human Rights. Government sources have confirmed to

Welsh Government announce month-long pause of super-sponsor scheme for Ukrainian refugees

By Bronwen Weatherby, Reporter8th June 2022News Wales

The Welsh Government has revealed it is pausing its super-sponsor scheme for Ukrainian refugees after receiving thousands of applications. Just under 3,000 applications have been submitted through the scheme –

Ukrainian mother of six overwhelmed by support received as she’s given keys to new home

By Bronwen Weatherby, Reporter21st May 2022News Wales

A Ukrainian mother and her six children who fled Russian bombing have been handed the keys to their new home in Wales. Lilia Onopa, 43, and her children (pictured) received

Home Secretary to visit village ‘in crisis’ over plans to house 1,500 asylum seekers in disused RAF base

By Dave Higgens, Reporter19th May 2022News England

Home Secretary Priti Patel will go to Linton-on-Ouse to hear for herself locals’ concerns about a planned centre for 1,500 asylum seekers, according to Home Office officials who were told

Tag: Immigration

Calls for Home Office shake up after critical reports are branded ‘damning indictment’ of government

Borders and Immigration watchdog slams ‘poor’ Home Office response to Channel crossings

Number of asylum seekers ‘trapped’ in unsuitable hotels almost trebled in a year, report finds

Traffickers will escape justice if victims are treated like criminals over immigration status, charity warns

Duke of Cambridge pays tribute to Windrush generation as monument unveiled at Waterloo Station

UK policy for child refugees to reunite with families both ‘discriminatory and devastating’, court told

Rwanda flight grounded after European Court of Human Rights intervenes at last minute

Welsh Government announce month-long pause of super-sponsor scheme for Ukrainian refugees

Ukrainian mother of six overwhelmed by support received as she’s given keys to new home

Home Secretary to visit village ‘in crisis’ over plans to house 1,500 asylum seekers in disused RAF base

Net migration drops 20% to 728,000 after hitting record 906,000 in 2023

Urgent need for training to spot and act on sex abuse within families, review finds

Body-in-garden trial told three-year-old died after parents’ ‘breathtaking’ cruelty

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Tag: Immigration

Calls for Home Office shake up after critical reports are branded ‘damning indictment’ of government

Borders and Immigration watchdog slams ‘poor’ Home Office response to Channel crossings

Number of asylum seekers ‘trapped’ in unsuitable hotels almost trebled in a year, report finds

Traffickers will escape justice if victims are treated like criminals over immigration status, charity warns

Duke of Cambridge pays tribute to Windrush generation as monument unveiled at Waterloo Station

UK policy for child refugees to reunite with families both ‘discriminatory and devastating’, court told

Rwanda flight grounded after European Court of Human Rights intervenes at last minute

Welsh Government announce month-long pause of super-sponsor scheme for Ukrainian refugees

Ukrainian mother of six overwhelmed by support received as she’s given keys to new home

Home Secretary to visit village ‘in crisis’ over plans to house 1,500 asylum seekers in disused RAF base