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The Ukraine refugee crisis has prompted unprecedented public and political support. Global Insight assesses the potential for more compassionate responses to future crises.

People at detention centres scheduled for deportation talk to Al Jazeera ahead of the first flight on June 14.

David Neal was quizzed on small boat crossings by Labour MP Diane Abbott, as new figures showed more than 10,000 migrants have crossed the Channel this year.

The first flight carrying asylum seekers and migrants from the UK to Rwanda was initially due to remove dozens for processing in Kigali, the capital of the African nation, this week. The flight, now postponed to June 14 or even later, comes after the new Nationality and Borders Act was signed into law in April. This gives the UK government the power to transfer to a “safe

Once in Rwanda, if an asylum application is deemed legitimate, the person will only be allowed to stay in Rwanda, not the UK. If not, they will be deported to a third country.

A group of 79 migrants are brought ashore at Dover on Tuesday.

Two people have been sentenced for recruiting drivers to smuggle migrants in vans.

The Home Office has selected 130 people for next Tuesdays operation under a £120million asylum deal with the east African nation. But lawyers have submitted legal challenges.

The Nationality and Borders Act became law in April 2022, making sweeping changes to the UK asylum system. Here are six key things you should know about this new law.

Fivefold increase in refugees from Afghanistan crossing in small boats this year as they flee Taliban