
Windrush Support Groups Face Fines and Asset Seizure Under New Home Office Powers
Windrush Support Groups Could Face Fines and Asset Seizure Under New Home Office Powers
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Windrush Support Groups Could Face Fines and Asset Seizure Under New Home Office Powers

Windrush Survivors Offered Partial Redress as Home Office Delivers Justice in Installments Ahead of Windrush Conference in Birmingham

Israeli Police have cancelled the Tel Aviv derby between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel on Sunday night, citing “violent riots” and “risks to human life”.

In a move that reeks of desperation or perhaps pre-emptive damage control, Prince Andrew has relinquished all remaining royal titles, including the Duke of York, following renewed scrutiny over his ties to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The UK government today launched its first official digital ID, a move which has sparked renewed public fury. Starting today Digital ID cards are being rolled out, in a controversial move which the government claims will make it easier for the use to acces public service.

In what may become one of the largest pharmaceutical liability cases in British history, more than 3,000 UK residents have launched a class action lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson, alleging that its iconic baby powder contained asbestos and caused ovarian cancer, mesothelioma, and other deadly dis…

The Home Office continues to operate in a state of calculated inertia, where action is not driven by duty but by desperation—desperation to avoid public embarrassment.

Met Police confirm armed pursuit vehicle involved in Marcus Fakana case as community search for answers.

A three-year-old girl from Birmingham has been told she cannot have a British passport. Zharia-Rae was born in the United Kingdom in 2022.

Sir Lenny Henry has ignited fierce debate with his call for the UK to pay £18 trillion in reparations to Black Britons and Caribbean nations for the enduring legacy of slavery—a figure that includes £12 trillion in direct compensation for Black British citizens alone.

LONDON, UK — Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick is facing mounting criticism after a week of incendiary statements and controversial public appearances.

When Robert Jenrick described Handsworth, Birmingham as being “as close as I’ve come to a slum in this country,” he wasn’t just commenting on litter.