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A GROUP of five men who smuggled 35 Afghan people into the UK in purpose built wardrobe ‘hides’ inside vans through ports including Portsmouth, have been jailed for a total of 24 years and two months.

Five people smugglers have been sentenced for locking migrants into purpose-built hides made from wardrobes and secured with screws.

The government has revealed more details of what to expect from its Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill, which aims to hold the government to account for

Rights organisations say refugees going into hiding as Home Office admits LGBTQ+ people could face persecution in African country

Chants of 'shame on you' were heard as officers left without detaining anyone

Home secretary attacks ‘specialist lawyers’ as Labour calls delayed plan little more than a press release

ONE year on from the Kenmure Street protest in which Glasgow stood up to a raid by immigration officials, our friends in the east who protested in…

TWO people have been placed on immigration bail following a Home Office operation which saw protesters gather in Edinburgh.

Two people have been placed on immigration bail following a Home Office operation which saw protesters gather in Edinburgh.

The government has dropped plans to forcibly turn around small refugee boats in the Channel. The climbdown came days before a legal challenge by the PCS trade union and migrants’ rights organisations was due to reach court. Active involvement by PCS — the union representing many workers who would have been carrying out the policy — was very positive. Even more important was their threat to block pushbacks by industrial action. This victory is a spark of hope in an otherwise dark situation....