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A 20-year-old man has been stabbed to death in east London.

Stricter rules for retailers selling knives online - and tougher penalties for those who break them - are to be introduced in the spring.

Britain’s most senior policeman said it was "absurd" that a court judgment handed down on Tuesday meant he could not sack serving officers who failed a vetting review, even if they had been accused of rape or other serious crimes.

A judge has ruled that a Gazan family can join a relative in the UK under a scheme meant for Ukrainian refugees - leading to fears the decision could pave the way for a new wave of asylum seekers.

Survey by Unison finds people on health and care worker visas also having to share beds and sleep rough.

Home Office figures have revealed how many people were killed and who by across the country - you can use our interactive map to see how your area compares in detail.

Two months after the fall of Assad’s regime, Whitehall’s decision to pause asylum applications from Syrians has left more than 6,600 cases stuck on hold in the UK.

The encrypted data of millions of Apple users worldwide could reportedly be handed over to the government.

Expert says government has ‘lit the blue touch paper on a truly enormous fight’ as it challenges firm’s privacy stance.

Home Office process will leave some with eight-week gap when they are unable to prove right to live and work in UK.

The FBI previously asked the Home Office for help to quiz the royal in 2020, before the investigation was paused last year.

Terror-style laws could see people smugglers jailed for up to five years — just for looking up the Channel weather forecast.

A 61-year-old woman has been arrested for allegedly using an ‘array of wigs’ and other disguises to complete UK citizenship tests for at least 14 applicants.

Social media accounts featuring ad-style video testimonials from people smuggled into the UK were among more than 8,000 shut down for promoting the crime last year.

The NHS, rail operators and water companies could soon be blocked from paying ransomware demands, under government plans.

The government is considering reclassifying the Class B drug after an increase in the number of people who reported using the drug.

Known as H6, the man was invited to the royal’s birthday party in 2020, but the Home Office said he was considered to have engaged in "covert and deceptive activity". A judge has ruled the Chinese businessman had an "unusual" degree of trust from the royal.

Charities and politicians praise increase to 56 days but press for move to be made permanent

People will be allowed to use expired identity documents amid ‘real fear’ of another Windrush-style scandal

Rogue businesses that flout visa rules could face lengthy bans from hiring foreign workers, as ministers seek to crack down on migrant exploitation.

Flight comes as news emerges of plan to send asylum seekers who arrive on Chagos Islands to British territory of Saint Helena

Physical documents proving residence rights to be replaced by online visas at end of year despite functionality concerns