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Port says decision to reject £33.5m funding for new immigration posts was irrational
Industry ‘heading for brick wall’ and calls on government to relax immigration rules
Charities and lawyers say asylum seekers still being housed in overcrowded dormitories with poor sanitation
Judge says government precautions taken to prevent spread of Covid-19 were ‘completely inadequate’
Wages rise sharply as pandemic and Brexit leave venues without enough staff
Home secretary accuses those disrupting ‘enforcement’ efforts after Glasgow confrontation
Hundreds of thousands of people survive on the margins of society
Ministry updates guidance to immigration officers after outcry over detentions
Proposals would create ‘a discriminatory two-tier asylum system’, UNHCR argues
Letters sent by Home Office to those seeking refugee protection ‘patently ridiculous’, say support groups
Campaigners against people smuggling say aspirant migrants choose to ignore ‘hard facts’
New post-Brexit regulations tighten recruitment of assistants and raise costs
New Office for National Statistics data significantly changes picture of immigration over the past decade
Home secretary found to have acted unlawfully by trying to put man on flight before inquest into detention centre death
Tens of thousands of foreign-born workers have left the UK. What does it mean for them, and for Britain?
Home secretary’s housing of asylum seekers helped spread Covid, says chair of Commons committee
Home secretary Priti Patel insists system will deter illegal migrants but lawyers fear it won’t work
Refugee charities criticise move to discriminate against people who enter country illegally
Tax data analysis shows number of EU citizens who have left is perhaps half that previously thought
Gibraltar and Isle of Man deny reports they are being lined up as potential processing centres
Employers are setting demanding targets for labourers on the UK’s seasonal work scheme
Home Office put migrants in former military installations despite health warnings, inspectorate finds
Those fleeing China’s crackdown face bureaucratic hurdles and high property prices
Officers confronted with arriving air passengers who intend to go shopping or visit friends
Previous immigration schemes have either pulled in too many applicants or not enough
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