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Home secretary found to have acted unlawfully by trying to put man on flight before inquest into detention centre death
Tributes to leading figure from centre-left of UK politics and member of ‘Gang of Four’
Duke of Edinburgh was a critical figure in shaping Britain’s royal family over more than seven decades
Tens of thousands of foreign-born workers have left the UK. What does it mean for them, and for Britain?
Caught between tough-talking ministers and human rights advocates, forces are struggling to get balance right
Home secretary’s housing of asylum seekers helped spread Covid, says chair of Commons committee
Chief inspector of constabulary scathing about politicians who criticised force in aftermath of event to honour Sarah Everard
Williamson responds to 8,000 testimonies on Everyone’s Invited site set up to document schools’ ‘rape culture’
Calls for investigation into video footage of officers punching woman and attacking newspaper reporter
Home secretary Priti Patel insists system will deter illegal migrants but lawyers fear it won’t work
Refugee charities criticise move to discriminate against people who enter country illegally
Takeover of US railroad group comes months after it rejected a Blackstone-led consortium bid
Gibraltar and Isle of Man deny reports they are being lined up as potential processing centres
Women victims of crime say London force does not take claims of harassment, violence and sexual assault seriously
Johnson convenes crime and justice task force after backlash over policing of vigil
Cressida Dick has faced calls to resign after officers clashed with mourners in Clapham
Home Office put migrants in former military installations despite health warnings, inspectorate finds
Officers confronted with arriving air passengers who intend to go shopping or visit friends
Previous immigration schemes have either pulled in too many applicants or not enough
Chancellor criticised for not going further to avoid ‘perfect storm’ for families later in year
Decision in case of ‘jihadi bride’ represents victory for home secretary Priti Patel
Community groups say many people seeking to leave territory are having to claim asylum
Retired special forces officer and High Court judge best known for scathing 1999 report into London’s Metropolitan Police
Brigade cannot be sure its response to similar disaster would be ‘vastly improved’ three years after event
Warning to Britons in city came after US, Canadian diplomats were denied access to some detainees
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