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In autumn 2022, overcrowding at migrant processing centres prompted national outrage. As the truth of the conditions inside began to emerge, British Red Cross staff were on site trying to support residents. Emails, performance reports and letters released to Holly Bancroft show how the charity was battling to get officials…

Problem-hit Home Office online system is replacing physical proof of right to work and live in Britain

Pictures show a woman smiling on board a bus leaving from Dover, Kent after Channel crossings on Tuesday.

MP Nadia Whittome has called for a new law that would force the Home Office to reveal the number of deaths in the asylum system, including those who perish

A million here, a million there…soon you’re talking real numbers. And a million people in a single year is pretty well what we got in 2023, when the net migration figure was 903,000 – so the overall figure (not taking account of people leaving) was getting on for a million.…

Indian nationals accounted for about one in five of care worker visas granted in 2023-24.

The arrivals are the first to have made the crossing to the UK in more than a week.

Former Labour minister Clive Betts urged the Home Office to properly record when migrants leave the UK after their visa expires

Half-a-million-pound fines. Repeated raids. And a secret illegal workers underground world propping up the capital’s most-hyped dining spots. Rachael Burford investigates