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Families in Wales have laid bare the difficulties they are having in welcoming refugees that they've befriended on social media into their homes

Attempt to deny rights of Commonwealth citizens to remain in UK first highlighted by Guardian in 2017

It's 'Take Out the Trash Day' - when the government rushes out a flurry of announcements hours before Parliament rises

Because of a litany of snags and glitches with aircraft handling, immigration and baggage delays, Ian Longley claims it wasn’t until after 4pm he finally left the airport

Independent expert Wendy Williams finds ‘lack of tangible progress or drive to achieve cultural changes required’

The U.K. government agency that oversees immigration is still struggling to address many of the problems that upended the lives of thousands of people of Caribbean descent wrongly targeted as illegal migrants, an independent reviewer said Thursday, more than four years after the scandal rocked Britain

Public and Commercial Services Union says offer is in effect a pay cut because of rising inflation and prices

Analysis: The publication of yet another critical investigation into the department follows a well-worn pattern

Families of 21 seriously ill children fear they will never see them again owing to UK visa delays

Mokaev lived in a refugee camp and was given just £5 a day upon his arrival in the UK, but the 21-year-old has developed into one of the top prospects in MMA

MPs call on minister to issue urgent guidance to councils after figures show 150 Ukrainian families homeless