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Shadow justice minister, seen as nurturing Tory leadership hopes, criticises Reform’s immigration plans as too weak

Yvette Cooper says rules were designed years ago to help families separated by war but are being used in a different way now

Following a statement made by the Minister for Border Security and Asylum earlier today, the Home Office is to resume processing of Syrian protection claims

Type and volume of tribunals cases received, disposed of or outstanding. This also includes statistics on the Gender Recognition Certificate applied for and granted by HMCTS Gender Recognition Panel

An appellant who is a Yemeni national who has lived in China since he was one year old ahs lost his appeal against the refusal of humanitarian protection on

Today more than 100 refugee charities have signed an open letter to the Prime Minister calling for united communities and an end to ‘hostile politics, racist rhetoric and demonising language of the pa...

PM appealed to voters frustrated at the ongoing flow of migrants across the English Channel, saying he shares their ‘anger’ at illegal migration

Stay Belvedere Hotels, which manages 51 hotels and Napier barracks, is removed amid performance concerns

The Chancellor denied there will be further tax rises or spending cuts at the autumn budget in order to balance the books.

Denial of compensation for Raymond Lee, denied re-entry to UK in after 1999 trip to Jamaica, deemed ‘legal error’ by judge

Keir Starmer mulling ‘detailed plans’ to outsource process overseas as alternative to Rwanda plan

The government announced increases to some Home Office fees, including for electronic travel authorisation, skilled worker and naturalisation applications,