Offensive broadside was reportedly heard over portable radios at Manston processing siteAn investigation has been launched after a racist message was reportedly “blasted out” on portable radios used by Home Office...
Read MoreExclusive: More than a dozen authorities have bought more than 850 properties in English towns and cities since 2017London councils and housing companies they own have spent more than £140m buying up homes to relocate...
Read MoreTimetable for Angela Rayner’s devolution plans shows many new authorities may not be ready until 2027 or laterSome councillors in England could stay in their role for more than an extra year after Angela Rayner halted...
Read MoreConservatives and Lib Dems criticise delays, which are in areas under reorganisation to introduce elected mayorsUK politics live – latest updatesLocal elections in nine councils across England are to be postponed for a...
Read MoreTwo children, nine and six, arrived in UK alone after mother fell overboard and father tried to rescue herUK politics live – latest updatesThe court of appeal has ruled that a couple who were separated from their two young...
Read MoreCourt documents contain admissions by officials that they were unable to control the situation at the Kent facility where 18,000 asylum seekers were illegally detainedRacial abuse, physical assaults and no beds: life at Manston...
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Read MoreChancellor looks at handing income from tunnel tolls to investors in UK’s largest infrastructure projectThe Treasury is investigating how to attract private finance to bring down the cost of the UK government’s...
Read MoreMinisters may face hefty bill in more than 100 cases related to Manston processing centreAsylum seekers are urging the Home Office to settle more than 100 claims for detaining them unlawfully at Manston, the controversial...
Read MoreMichael Cashman’s comment made after candidate for Canterbury said she was concerned about her safetyA Labour peer has apologised after accusing Canterbury candidate Rosie Duffield of being too “frit or lazy”...
Read MoreBorder Force and others respond to boat in difficulty, as high court hears case over Rwanda deportation policyAbout 80 people, including a baby and two other children, have been rescued after a boat got into difficulty while...
Read MoreLeader targets swing voters in Kent and Essex while shadow chancellor makes vow on taxes and spendingKeir Starmer will declare on Monday that Labour has changed “permanently” under his stewardship, after the party...
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Economists say levies of 10-50% have dramatically added to
Child protection charities say watering down Online Safety Act
After weeks of cosying up to Donald Trump, the