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The Home Secretary said the system will change to ‘prevent it being used to recruit from abroad’

Ministers are due to publish their Immigration White Paper on Monday.

Exclusive: New guidance, potentially affecting 70,000 people, could have a ‘devastating impact on rape survivors’ and penalise trafficking survivors, charities claim

Home Office says Labour inherited asylum system in chaos with applicants stuck in backlog

The BBC admitted to a "lapse" in its editorial standards regarding its coverage of Prince Harry's interview about his UK security arrangements. The BBC acknowledged it failed to adequately challenge Prince Harry's claims of a "stitch-up" by the establishment regarding his security case, and should have included perspectives from the…

Over £1bn spent on asylum hotels in the past year as watchdog says Home Office has ‘few levers to control costs’

The original estimate for asylum seeker housing was £4.5billion for 2019-2029, but that is expected to rise to £15.3billion, according to the National Audit Office

Radio 4’s Today programme did not include responses from Home Office and Buckingham Palace to ‘stitch-up’ claims

Harry’s ‘stitch-up’ claims were repeated and not ‘properly challenged’, the BBC said.