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UK to pay France extra £16m in stopgap deal to patrol Channel beaches

Two-month arrangement aimed at preventing small-boat crossings comes as existing deal expires

The Guardian - UK

UK-France £650m Channel deal talks stall over small-boat crossings

The French intercept 33 per cent of crossings, with Home Office figures showing rates have fallen to intercepting just 2,064 of 6,233 crossings

The Independent UK

Fears of increased small boat Channel crossings as UK-French deal nears end

New agreement delayed amid home secretary Shabana Mahmood’s demands for more interceptions of dinghies

The Guardian - UK

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Police seize 20 mopeds in south London immigration raid

Officers questioned delivery drivers and made two arrests in a planned crackdown on vehicle crime

Evening Standard

'Moot Point': Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Respond to 35K Petitioners Calling for a 'No Taxpayer-Funding' Australia Trip

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's upcoming visit to Australia faces criticism as a petition demands no taxpayer funds for their private trip.

International Business Times UK

‘Dublin dodge’ offers risk-free route to UK for dual nationals

Exclusive: British citizens using passports from another country can travel smoothly to the United Kingdom crossing by land from Ireland

The Independent UK

Retired police officer denies working as spy for Hong Kong government in UK

Bill Yuen, 65, who worked for the Hong Kong Economic Trade Office in London, is accused of assisting a foreign intelligence service.

Evening Standard

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‘They singled out non-white, foreign-born workers’: the restaurants raided by Britain’s version of ICE

They’re not armed and they keep a relatively low profile. But the Home Office’s immigration compliance and enforcement officers have searched thousands of business in pursuit of illegal workers. Are they abusing their powers?

The Guardian - UK

Six students challenge Home Office visa ban on four countries

Sudanese and Afghan students with offers to study in UK say government’s ‘emergency brake’ is discriminatory

The Guardian - UK

‘The UK is saying the same thing as the Taliban’: the women banned from studying in Britain

The Home Office has blocked new study visas for applicants from Afghanistan, Sudan, Myanmar and Cameroon. It means many women will miss out on life-changing opportunities – as five female academics explain

The Guardian - UK

Protesters cursed Hong Kong accused and his family ‘to die’, court told

Bill Yuen and Peter Wai are on trial at the Old Bailey on charges under the National Security Act.

Evening Standard

Prince Harry 'Security Snub': Home Office Fears Public Backlash Over Multi-Million Taxpayer Bill

Prince Harry faces a fresh blow in his bid for taxpayer-funded UK security, as Home Office officials reportedly baulk at the political cost of restoring protection to the Duke of Sussex. With Ravec split and Whitehall uneasy, the standoff between security necessity and political optics shows no sign of resolution.

International Business Times UK

US Family in UK Visa Mix-Up: What Are the New UK Family Visa Rules Behind Rising Rejection Cases

US family in UK visa mix-up faces detention as new family visa rules cause rising rejections, exposing Home Office errors and leaving children at risk

International Business Times UK

‘This country has been our home’: US family in UK threatened with detention over visa mix-up

Tim and Christen Bass are barred from working and facing homelessness after indefinite leave application rejected by Home Office

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'If You Don't Feel Safe, Don't Come Here': Brits Slam Prince Harry Over His Push for Taxpayer-Funded Security

Britons react furiously as the Home Office stalls on restoring taxpayer-funded security for Prince Harry and Meghan amid fears of political backlash.

The Guardian - UK

HMRC anti-fraud scheme that wrongly cut child benefits to resume

Tax authority incorrectly used Home Office travel records to deduce that parents who went on holiday were fraudsters

The Guardian - UK

More British teenagers stranded abroad as result of new rules on dual nationals

Cases emerge after other people tell of change in Home Office policy on passports that has left people scrambling

The Guardian - UK

Home Office investigates firm linked to religious sect over immigration visas

Officials understood to be investigating use of visas by company linked to Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light

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Evening Standard

Home Office border security chief quits after failing to bring down small boat crossings

Almost 60,000 migrants have crossed the English Channel in small boats since Martin Hewitt was appointed

The Guardian - UK

‘One in, one out’ asylum seekers sent to France return to UK in lorries

Exclusive: At least four people have travelled back to the UK by lorry in the last two weeks

Evening Standard

Albanian 'chicken nugget' migrant wins legal fight to stay in UK

An Albanian man has successfully appealed to remain in the UK after making an unusual ‘chicken nuggets’ argument

International Business Times UK

Passport Fees to Rise by Around 8% From April With Higher UK Application Costs Announced

UK passport fees will rise by about 8% from April 2026, with higher costs for online, postal and fast-track applications under new Home Office pricing plans.

The Independent UK

Starmer wavers over Mahmood’s immigration reforms after Rayner brands them ‘un-British’

The row, sparked by Angela Rayner’s comments on Tuesday night, has already seen major divisions within the Labour Party

International Business Times UK

Asylum Seekers Living in Home Office-Funded Hotel 'Gang-Raped' Woman on Brighton Beach, Court Hears

Three asylum seekers living in a Home Office-funded hotel face the Brighton beach rape trial after allegedly targeting and gang-raping a drunk woman

The Independent UK

Home Office use of AI in asylum cases could be unlawful, legal experts warn

Exclusive: Caseworkers use AI to summarise asylum interviews and to search for information about country of origin

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