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The general election will give the Liberal Democrats an opportunity to regain the party’s former status as the third largest party in Westminster, from the SNP.

Today, His Majesty King Chales held his first face-to-face audience with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak since his cancer diagnosis earlier this month, and confessed he was "brought to tears" from well-wishes

A new Cato Institute report reveals that just 3 percent of those who have applied for green cards will get permanent status in the U.S. in FY 2024.

Exclusive: The PM tells Express readers the Rwanda plan is crucial because the UK needs to be able to say: If you come here illegally, you just cant stay.

It emerged last year David Neal’s three-year term would end next month.

The Weekly Round-Up: Navalny dies, a Right to Encryption, Rwanda Safety Bill questioned by Human Rights Committee

Legal Migration Minister Tom Pursglove said immigration is not the long-term answer to our social care needs as the Home Office laid the changes in Parliament.

Rishi Sunak’s “stop the boats” pledge will be boosted this week by a post-Brexit deal to share intelligence with the EU’s Frontex border agency.

From early 2025 those in the UK under one of the Ukraine visa schemes can apply to stay for another 18 months, the Home Office said.

Illegal migration minister Michael Tomlinson defended the Government’s flagship asylum policy.