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19 October 2023, London – Three migrant fishers who faced enforced removal and 10-year re-entry bans wer

KARACHI: Lawyers say that the Supreme Court throwing out the retrospective appeal provision in the SC Act case makes matters complicated for Mian Nawaz Sharif’s political future. Largely...

<strong>The long read</strong>: There were so many warnings it would fail. How did it get this far?

Keir Starmer has had a 15 to 20% poll lead over the Tories for a year, since the Liz Truss episode in September-October 2022. As with Blair in 1994-97, many people in the labour movement will go along with him if only not to rock a boat which could end a decade and a half of Tory rule. But an audible left-wing minority voice in 2023 will be a vital marker for the future.

Home secretary Suella Braverman’s vicious, racist speech last week is a challenge to every campaigner and trade unionist.

Refugee Council study suggests asylum claims by three out of four crossing Channel would be granted

Suella Braverman’s claim that the threshold for granting people refugee status has been lowered too far has been questioned by Home Office officials.The home se

Immigration experts say home secretary’s speech criticising global treaties related to refugees against guidance from her own department

Ahead of The World Transformed, Siobhán McGuirk charts the development of UK borders and citizenship policies since the early 1900s

Experts in paediatric medicine have branded legislation to use x-rays as part of age assessments carried out on lone migrant children arriving in the UK as “inaccurate” and “unethical”.