Home Office minister has ‘clocked’ asylum accommodation break clause next year
Estimated cost of asylum seeker accommodation 'treble what expected'
No evidence of ‘two-tier policing’ in summer riots response – MPs
Barrister: I asked Home Office ‘do you still want me?’ on grooming inquiries
Men urged to ‘stop using prostitutes’ as MPs debate modern slavery
Minister keeping ‘keen eye’ on visa that allows wealthy to bring staff to UK
Former IICSA chair criticises ‘weaponisation’ of child sex abuse
Opening of UK’s first drugs consumption room delayed
‘No arrest delays’ after police told to take fewer suspects into custody
Minister: ‘No arrest delays’ after police told to pause non-priority cases
Sunak says Rwanda plan a ‘worthwhile investment’ after soaring costs revealed
Rwanda asylum scheme to cost UK £1.8million per person, watchdog says
Protest organisers should have to give more warning to the police, say MPs
Commissioner: Modern slavery no longer Home Office priority
Home Office says Bibby Stockholm barge is still 'value for money'
Resolution of infected blood payments will not require ITV drama, minister says
Family visa rule changes ‘will not be major player in curbing net migration’
Rwanda asylum plan could cost £400 million, Labour warns
Conmen using increasingly sophisticated AI to scam people online, MPs told
First drug consumption room approved as work continues on avoiding prosecutions
UK’s first drug consumption room enabling supervised injection approved
Warning over more mistreatment if Brook House Inquiry recommendations ignored
Yousaf calls for ‘urgency’ on pilot drugs consumption room in Glasgow
”Not in public interest’ to prosecute for possession in drugs consumption room
Yousaf seeks ‘genuine discussion’ on drug consumption rooms as MPs support pilot
Ministers ‘playing politics’ on drugs rather than saving lives, claims Sarwar
Drug testing at festivals must expand before 2024, Home Office told
Trafficked women could be removed under migration Bill
Just Stop Oil interrupt police giving evidence on protests to MPs
Met face inquiry into arrests of anti-monarchy protesters
MPs to scrutinise Met’s handling of republican protests over coronation weekend
Labour would make spiking a specific offence, says Starmer
Sunak used incorrect asylum backlog figures in Parliament, stats tsar finds
Questions over future of Met as Commissioner and Casey due before committees
Illegal Migration Bill passes first Commons test amid pleas from MPs for changes
Lack of consultation over new migrant Bill shows arrogance, minister told
Government will not create specific spiking offence, says minister
Sunak faces grilling from senior MPs
Channel boats demand serious solutions, not screams of ‘invasion’
Prime Minister scraps science policy body in cabinet shake-up
Business Secretary becomes latest minister to skip committee hearing
Home Office can’t show proof Rwanda policy will cut Channel crossings
Venues with bad track record on spiking ‘must improve to have licence renewed’
Vladimir Putin’s advisers scared to tell him the truth
Do not let refugee scheme become Tinder for sex traffickers, PM is warned
Ukraine ambassador tells MPs wife struggled to get visa before war
Refugee hotel rooms ‘not good value for money’ says Afghanistan evacuee
Refugees in hotels told free access to toiletries and medication will be cut
Government spending £4.7m a day housing asylum seekers in hotels
Government spending £1.2 million a day housing asylum seekers in hotels
Priti Patel says spiking could be made a specific criminal offence
Migrant women and babies in ‘completely inappropriate’ rooms in Dover
Patel: Border policy has not failed to manage Covid variants
Starmer: No plans to resign if Labour loses Batley and Spen by-election
40% of members would want Starmer’s exit if Labour loses Batley and Spen – poll
‘Difficult to envisage’ asylum-seeker barracks being Covid-safe, experts say
Met commissioner considered using all-female unit to monitor Sarah Everard vigil
Hauliers arriving from Europe to be tested for Covid-19 under Government plans
Johnson: Tougher restrictions on cross-Channel travel may be needed ‘very soon’
One in eight of London's young black men stopped by police in May
