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It comes after two boats landed undetected on British shores in two days this week.
New agreement will boost intelligence sharing between UK and Cambodian law enforcement to dismantle scam operations.
It follows warnings some jails were facing a staffing crisis after salary requirements were raised.
Oxfordshire County Council objects to proposed expansion of Campsfield Immigration Removal Centre.
<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to the news that an Oxfordshire village has voted to leave the UK over plans to house asylum seekers nearby
Dual nationals who have lived in the UK for fewer than 15 years and are jailed for five years would lose their passports under the proposals
Home Office criticised for profiting from immigration fees as figures show billions in income
Raising the English fluency level will allow migrants to contribute and integrate into British life.
Stricter conditions for migrants receiving asylum support will create a fairer, compliance-based system that’s better for the British taxpayer.
The home secretary’s immigration reforms could put her on collision course with the courts
The Cabinet Secretary, with the approval of the Prime Minister, has announced the appointment of Gareth Davies CB as the new Permanent Secretary at the Home Office.
Government to end study visas from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan, and work visas for Afghans.
The Home Office announced a number of immigration-related changes in December 2023, including a significant increase in minimum salary thresholds for
Under growing pressure to tackle high net migration figures, the Home Office has published plans to clamp down on visa abuse and exploitation to be
There are several key immigration developments in the pipeline which are likely to affect UK employers. Here’s what you need to know: 6 February
Husband, wife, partner, children — your family members can join you as you earn a degree at these fourteen countries that offer dependant visas in 2026.
It was announced on 6 August 2026 that more than 100 innovative UK companies can now support eligible researchers through the Global Talent route.
This briefing outlines the evidence on EU citizens’ migration to the UK under the post-Brexit work visa system.
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Councils and charities are preventing refugee rough sleeping through good practice, but Home Office policy is undermining their efforts
The new arrangements will better support advisers, strengthen assurance of competence, and improve the applicant experience.
The Home Office is considering using RAF Linton-on-Ouse to house asylum seekers.
ONS data confirm falling international student numbers after measures limit students bringing family to UK
UK businesses must invest more in apprenticeships, vocational training and retention strategies as industries move to reduce their reliance on overseas sponsorship, an expert has said.
Reform's George Madgwick was accused by Labour MP Darren Paffey of lobbying against the RNLI.
Mr and Mrs Ellis have applied for planning permission to build a new garage outbuilding to use as a home office and Gym at The Homestead on…
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