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Home Secretary James Cleverly has outlined a plan to tackle rising net migration, which would see thousands of couples broken apart as they will not reach the salary threshold

Prince Harry thinks it is not possible for his children to 'feel at home' in the United Kingdom if it's 'not possible to keep them safe', the High Court has heard

Rishi Sunak is facing the biggest crisis of premiership as Tory MPs threaten to oust him from No10 as he struggles to contain the civil war ripping apart his party

Lawyers acting for Harry say the impact of a “successful attack” on the prince should have been considered as part of a decision to change his UK security arrangements in the UK

Home Secretary James Cleverly's Government flight to Rwanda was delayed last night, which came after months of Tory moans about deportation flights to Rwanda being delayed by judges

Prince Harry will this morning begin a three-day High Court case against the decision that he no longer qualified for protection after leaving for America with wife Meghan Markle

Police responded to a call about an altercation at Belton House - a Grade I listed country manor near Grantham in Lincolsnire - to find that the alleged victim had returned home and tragically died as a result of injuries sustained in a brawl

Home Office chief Sir Matthew Rycroft told MPs that there are 'additional' payments agreed with Rwanda on top of the £140million already handed over - and Tory Lee Anderson was among those voicing his anger

The Children’s Commissioner is demanding the Home Office stop accommodating unaccompanied children in hotels as it's warned some are victims of rape, torture or organ harvesting

As the war between the Sussexes and Waleses rumbles on, a fierce new book by Omid Scobie has shed light on how the feud has impacted the royal children

A new report by Unison uncovered chilling cases of racism, threats and financial abuse by unscrupulous employers. The union called on Robert Jenrick to abandon plans to cap the number of overseas care workers

Lily Inga was just six when she fled the Rwanda genocide in 1994 . But the brutal reality of what she went through, resurfaced when the Government announced their unlawful Rwanda deal to deport asylum seekers.

Mum-of-two Nicola Bulley vanished when walking her dog along the River Wyre at the start of the year. Her body wasn't found until three weeks later - a mile from where she was believed to have fallen into the water

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: Yaqub Ahmed, 34, racked up a large bill in legal, prison and deportation costs before being sent back to Somalia on a chartered flight in August after a legal battle spanning back to 2008

The Home Office has confirmed a case of the highly infectious condition scabies at an RAF base used to house asylum seekers as protestors say the disease is spreading

The former Home Secretary wants to end the rule of law, says Fleet Street Fox. Fascism has become an equal opportunities infection

Supporters of ousted Home Secretary Suella Braverman have threatened to "raise hell", while the appointment of David Cameron has left MPs "agog and angry" amid fresh WhatsApp plotting by rebels

Tory Suella Braverman has been ousted as Home Secretary after weeks of controversy. We ask, was the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak right to sack her?

A poll for a Home Office-backed charity has revealed the extent to which youngsters are viewing violence on social media sites including TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube

Under-fire Suella Braverman is facing a fight for her survival after No10 said an article she wrote hitting out at the police had not been cleared. One senior Tory MP called her position 'untenable'.

A scathing new report by the cross-party Home Affairs Select Committee says steps to root out bad behaviour by officers "aren't good enough" and said a ban on paying for sex is among a raft of measures needed

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson's handwritten note to colleagues was shown as the former Home Secretary Dame Priti Patel faced a grilling from the Covid Inquiry

In her latest rant, Home Secretary Suella Braverman accused police of "playing favourites" over protests, claiming far-right thugs are met with more aggression than left-wingers

After Home Secretary Suella Braverman caused outrage for describing people sleeping rough as a 'lifestyle choice' while announcing plans to crack down on tents for the homeless, we asked Mirror readers if they thought she was out of touch.

The Prime Minister held crisis talks with Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley in Downing Street about the rally due to take place in London on Saturday