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Those who fled the territory in the midst of a security crackdown keep hopes alive through political participation
High Court rules record number of arrivals needing accommodation constitutes national emergency
Stephen Kinnock critical of government a month after ministers said new measures would have immediate effects
Travel industry leaders urge government to make good on promise to reduce post-Brexit bureaucracy for school trips
PM says key evidence ignored in historic scandals due to ‘political correctness’ over race
Home Office slammed as ‘sluggish and outmanoeuvred’ on launch of new economic crime plan
Sentry tower made by Anduril installed in Dover to track migrants in the English Channel
MPs and anti-corruption campaigners criticise plans to limit scope of new ‘failure to prevent’ offence
Cases from five countries to be dealt with by questionnaires not interviews to help tackle 100,000 outstanding applications
Groups linked to US and EU angry at being bracketed with those tied to Russia or Iran
Home Office’s decision to abandon appeal over post-Brexit residency requirements a positive sign, say bloc diplomats
Gillian Keegan says universities are ‘hugely valuable’ export success for Britain
Judges rule shortcomings ‘ought to have been addressed urgently’ by MI5’s board and Home Office
Halt to hiring from south Asian nation will exacerbate labour shortages
Charities fear criminal gangs are exploiting young people housed in ‘temporary’ hotel accommodation
More than 100 charities want the practice ended after hundreds of minors go missing
Home Office moves to strengthen checks on officers in the wake of Met Police scandal
Ten individuals placed under sanctions used tier 1 investor route, says home secretary
Refugee groups say suggested policies would represent a breach of Britain’s international obligations
Health officials say there have been 50 cases found in asylum seekers moved around the country by the Home Office
MPs told that home secretary was advised situation at Manston ‘likely in breach of law’
A new law aims to provide a clearer picture of subversive activity while increasing the jeopardy for hostile actors
NAO report highlights ‘significant gaps’ in understanding of scale of problem
Experts say accord means Britain still lacks means to send back refugees making Channel crossing
Fresh data fuel rhetoric around crisis over cross-Channel migration
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