Last week, the Home Office found itself at the centre of scrutiny as a number of unusual expenses drew public attention. The department’s 2020 procurement card spending left many baffled as it became clear that extortionate payments had been...
The UK is missing out on “significant” access to EU policing data due to the Brexit deal it signed up to late last year. That’s according to a new House of Lords report. The report found new post-Brexit law enforcement...
The EU-UK trade deal reached on Christmas eve has generated reactions from around the world, as British government leaders hail the tariff and quota-free agreement. But there are many questions begging for answers as to whether the deal fully...
Home Office Increases Temporary Visa Extensions for Migrants in the UK Throughout the duration of the Covid-19 pandemic, migrants across the UK have found themselves stuck in limbo, uncertain as to how and when they will be able to either return to...
Home Office Policy Under Review After Trafficking Victim Unlawfully Detained Each year, hundreds of victims of trafficking and other forms of modern slavery are detained under the UK’s hostile detention policy – despite this being...
With 50,000 Britons reportedly stranded in foreign countries amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the UK government has received criticism for its failure to help those affected. Today, Tuesday 31st March, the Foreign Office has announced it will be...
Outsourcing firm Serco will take responsibility for two Gatwick immigration removal centres (IRCs), despite being disgraced for their inhumane treatment of migrants worldwide. As of May 21 2020, Serco will be responsible for Brook House and Tinsley...