Today's Home Office media stories include the Home Secretary meeting with French Interior Minister Christophe Castaner on Channel migrant crossings, and a report on sham marriages. Home Secretary’s small boats meeting in Paris The Times, Metro, Mirror, Guardian and Telegraph …
Today's top media stories include an investigation into the sales of knives to children, rape conviction figures and recommendations on tackling non-violent hate groups. Knives sold to children A Trading Standards investigation found that retailers are continuing to sell knives …
Today's Home Office media stories include coverage on the EU Settlement Scheme advert, far-right extremism and police recruitment.
A number of media outlets are reporting on a ruling by the Advertising Standards Authority following a complaint made by a member of the public about a radio advert for the EU Settlement Scheme, who felt the advert did not …
Today's Home Office media stories include channel migrant crossings and the number of failed asylum seekers in the UK. Channel migrant boats The Home Secretary has given the Home Office 72 hours to come up with a solution to the …
Today's leading stories include coverage of the latest immigration statistics, a number of migrant incidents in the Channel yesterday and statistics on asylum applications.
Today's leading stories include reports that agency staff will be employed at the border in the event of a no-deal Brexit, that Durham Police will offer Tasers to all its officers and concerns around contracts for accommodation of asylum seekers …
Asylum appeal judgement The Independent and Sun report that a man seeking asylum in the UK on the grounds of his sexuality is to have his case reviewed after a judge ruled that he was not “effeminate” enough to be …
Today's Home Office media stories include EU citizens and freedom of movement, and police use of Tasers. Freedom of movement There is further coverage today on the issue of EU citizens and freedom of movement in the event of a …
After the United Kingdom has left the European Union, the Government will bring in new immigration arrangements. The following factsheet sets out some of the main points and links to wider information where it is available.
