Today’s Home Office media stories include the announcement of the new Windrush scheme and reports from the Public Accounts Committee and the Science and Technology Committee.
In the media today there is coverage of a new app the Home Office is developing to support EU citizens who apply for settled status.
An article written by the Guardian titled “Windrush generation fear hotline will be used for data gathering” - is highly misleading. As the Home Secretary made absolutely clear in her statement to MPs in the House of Commons on Monday …
Pride magazine has today carried an opinion piece from the Home Secretary on the immigration status of the Windrush generation. Home Secretary Amber Rudd In the decades after the Second World War, many thousands of people came from across the Commonwealth …
John Tomlin has been guilty of two counts of grievous bodily harm after throwing a corrosive substance and has been sentenced to 16 years' imprisonment after attacking two people in June 2017. Home Office minister Victoria Atkins has responded on behalf …
Today’s main Home Office story in the media is the apology made by the Home Secretary Amber Rudd to the “Windrush” generation of migrants and police officers' mental health.
The Home Secretary has today (Monday 16 April) announced a new team to help Commonwealth citizens confirm their status in the UK.
The Voice has today carried an opinion piece from the Immigration Minister on the immigration status of the Windrush generation.
Two men have been found guilty of human trafficking offences under the Modern Slavery Act.
We value the contribution made by former-Commonwealth citizens who have made a life in the UK. We are aware that concerns have been raised by some individuals who have resided in the UK for an extended period but feel they may …
Today’s Home Office top stories are on an online petition set up calling for an immigration amnesty for anyone who arrived in the UK as a child between 1948 and 1971, and on a Migration Observatory report on the EU …
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