The Latest Breaking News from the Home Office

A new income threshold means only the richest 30% of employed Britons will be able to bring their partners here, writes children’s book editor and writer Maegan Dobson Sippy

Families succeed in legal challenges after Home Office refused to decide on reunion applications without biometric data

Campaigners call for reform of beleaguered Home Office compensation scheme

The implied Harman undertaking is on everybody’s lips. What does it mean for Lehrmann’s defamation action against Lisa Wilkinson and Channel Ten?

Five years after scheme’s launch, one victim’s daughter describes how father died before receiving payout

Over 150,000 people signed petitions to cut the upcoming visa changes — you might think the Home Office would reconsider this massively impactful decision. Unfortunately, it’s becoming glaringly obvious that anyone who tries to make themselves heard is just screaming into the void.

A candlelight vigil is to be held in Brixton to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the Windrush Scandal emerging.

Charities and law firms sign letter to home secretary saying existing immigration routes are not working

RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire is one of Home Office’s three main accommodation sites, with first arrivals due within weeks

Exclusive: Visas created hastily to solve labour shortages expose people to ‘hyper-precarity’ and exploitation

Five years after payment scheme launched, a former soldier says delays mean plan should be run independently