Drones are monitoring released immigration detainees. It's unclear who's operating them
Immigration Minister Andrew Giles said this week that drones were being used to keep tabs on people recently released from indefinite immigration detention.
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Immigration Minister Andrew Giles said this week that drones were being used to keep tabs on people recently released from indefinite immigration detention.
It is believed the move will limit the chances of migrants being able to find out information about charities or law firms that could help them appeal against their detention.
The National Crime Agency said the defendant from Sudan appeared at Reading Magistrates’ Court on Thursday.
The joint UK-French investigation alleges the group shared posts charged migrants thousands of pounds to make the crossing.
Travellers have been stuck in huge queues for at least 45 minutes after a Border Force outage hit UK airports including Edinburgh, with the Home Office confirming problems with e-Gates