All news on the topic: Shabana Mahmood

Home secretary understood to have withdrawn authorisation for speaker at Unite the Kingdom rally in May.

Asylum seekers who commit crimes or lie about their status will lose their right to benefits and free accommodation under plans to be put to Parliament by Shabana Mahmood next week.

Hundreds of Afghan women have been refused asylum in the UK in the past year amid plummeting grant rates, new analysis shows.

The Southport attack could have been prevented if Axel Rudakubana’s parents and multiple agencies had acted, a public inquiry has found.

Police arrested more than 200 people for allegedly voicing support for the banned group Palestine Action on Saturday.

Wes Streeting has criticized Wireless organizer Melvin Benn for his decision to book Kanye West as a headliner at this summer’s festival.

Ministers are reportedly working covertly with Labour MPs who are concerned about a proposed immigration crackdown.

Shabana Mahmood has agreed to extend the nearly £500 million agreement for another two months as she attempts to negotiate a better deal with the French government regarding the Channel.

The long-awaited inquiry into the grooming gangs scandal will "explicitly examine" whether the ethnicity, culture, or religion of perpetrators directly influenced offending, the Home Secretary vowed today.

Non-crime hate incidents will officially be discontinued in five months after the Metropolitan Police announced it would stop investigating them.

Negotiations to secure a new £650 million agreement with France to help prevent small-boat crossings in the Channel have hit a standstill.

Allies of Angela Rayner are said to be becoming increasingly confident that an HMRC probe into her tax affairs will be resolved before the May local elections, seen by many as the moment where Sir Keir Starmer is most likely to be ousted.

Downing Street has opened the possibility for adjustments to the plans for the indefinite leave to remain policy.

The government is set to appoint a national public order commander to coordinate the police response to large-scale protests and riots, as part of plans to create a new National Police Service to tackle the most serious and complex crime.

Former children’s commissioner Baroness Anne Longfield has been appointed to chair the long-delayed national inquiry into grooming gangs, which will run for three years with a budget of £65 million.

Prince Harry could be assured of taxpayer-funded security again after all, with the Home Office reported to have ordered a review of the threat level.

Approximately 700 Albanian families might be offered more than £3,000 to leave the UK, as ministers handle a rising immigration bill.

Three men have been arrested in a series of dawn raids across Birmingham and the West Midlands following an investigation into organized crime groups embedded in High Street businesses.

The UK to initiate visa fraud prevention campaign in a second Indian state following the successful completion of the first phase.

Migrants could only be eligible for benefits and social housing once they become British citizens, and those in the country illegally could have to wait decades for long-term residency in the UK under new plans.

The Home Office stated last Thursday that the policy would save £100 million of taxpayers’ money by the end of the Parliament.