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Shamima Begum travelled to Syria in 2015 as a schoolgirl and later had her citizenship revoked on national security grounds after being found in a refugee camp in February 2019

Around 30,000 Palestinians have died in the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas that was triggered by a bloody terror attack on October 7 that claimed over 1,200 Israeli lives

David Neal was sacked after claiming that hundreds of private jet passengers were allowed into the UK without going through proper checks, which he branded a "scandal"

Cocaine remains Britain's top drug seized more than any other apart from cannabis, the Home Office says, but heroin and ketamine were the main drug seen by some UK police forces

Ministers face calls to outlaw the controversial LD50 test which sees animals fed chemicals until half die, and also bring in a blanket ban on experiments on dogs

Home Office figures show 434 Americans have applied for asylum in the UK in the past decade, with one in seven being granted refugee status or similar protections

The family of Reynold Simon-Thompson, 87, from Trinidad, face spending a fortune for his right to live in the UK despite him working in the country for years on a British passport

Home Office figures reveal that officers and staff members working for the police were convicted of a number of crimes - including sexual offences, violence and theft

Home Office officials have reportedly drawn up a shortlist of celebrities in Albania who they want to post TikTok videos discouraging people from travelling to the UK by small boat

A royal expert has claimed that Prince Harry has a heartbreaking wish for his two children - Archie and Lilibet - that may have been scuppered by internal issues within the Royal Family

The Government's Stop! Think Fraud campaign, starting on Monday, includes a new website with fraud safety advice and adverts on billboards, broadcast and social media

The Home Office said the policy hadn’t been changed, and that the original release was wrong and was corrected

The man alleged by the Government to be a Russian spy claimed to have worked for GCHQ, MI6, the Ministry of Defence and the Home Office, during which time he met King Charles

Plans unveiled by Home Secretary James Cleverly include £1,000 fines and possible jail sentences for people who wear masks, bring flares and climb on war memorials during protests

Prince Harry met with the King at Clarence House on Tuesday sparking fresh hopes for the healing of family divisions, with the monarch even delaying his helicopter to talk with his son

It costs £491 for someone to apply for leave to remain in the UK, but bereaved people whose partners have passed away are challenging a rule which lumps them with a £3000 penalty

Ministers face growing calls to scrap fees of nearly £3,000 for people whose British partner dies to be allowed to remain in the UK ahead of a High Court showdown

Home Office officials have been blasted by advocates for victims of the Windrush scandal for spending over £1million to a private firm to arrange compensation payments

David Spencer, of the Centre for Crime Prevention, has said figures highlighting how many suspected killers are on the streets due to a lack of evidence is "deeply concerning"

Fuguitive Abdul Ezedi was a regular visitor to the Justice and Peace Refugee Project in Newcastle, based close to the hostel he lived in, which provides asylum seekers with basic provisions

Former Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick came under fire as he claimed 'naive' vicars and priests are tricked by asylum seekers when commenting about the Clapham acid attack

Tories have been accused of 'busting the budget' after Home Secretary James Cleverly said he needed an extra £2.6billion to plug a Home Office budget black hole

A lack of infrastructure and resources in the women's game means that the art of scouting and recruitment remains a turbulent and disparate realm for clubs across the UK to navigate

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper warned unnecessary bureaucracy is hampering efforts to tackle knife crime as she claimed the Home Office under the Tories 'isn't doing its job properly'

Government contractor Mitie, which runs immigration detention centres, is hiring “use of force instructors” to force asylum-seekers on to planes bound for Rwanda