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The BBC admitted to a "lapse" in its editorial standards regarding its coverage of Prince Harry's interview about his UK security arrangements. The BBC acknowledged it failed to adequately challenge Prince Harry's claims of a "stitch-up" by the establishment regarding his security case, and should have included perspectives from the…

The original estimate for asylum seeker housing was £4.5billion for 2019-2029, but that is expected to rise to £15.3billion, according to the National Audit Office

Over £1bn spent on asylum hotels in the past year as watchdog says Home Office has ‘few levers to control costs’

Radio 4’s Today programme did not include responses from Home Office and Buckingham Palace to ‘stitch-up’ claims

Harry’s ‘stitch-up’ claims were repeated and not ‘properly challenged’, the BBC said.

Harry’s ‘stitch-up’ claims were repeated and not ‘properly challenged’, the BBC said.

Applicants will be targeted by Home Office due to suspicions they are most likely to overstay and claim asylum

Home Office says it has a ‘zero-tolerance approach’ to illegal drug use and has introduced ‘more robust’ procedures

Exclusive: Reform’s new Lincolnshire mayor Andrea Jenkyns has revealed that Farage plans to use the party’s control of councils across England to launch a series of legal challenges to block Labour government policy on net zero and housing asylum seekers

EXPERTS have warned that far-right groups are weaponising Christianity for their political agendas and have urged churches to speak out against…

Soaad Al Shawa had been barred from spending final days with her family, who fled Damascus to settle in Glasgow