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Reform UK council hires private security guards in London commuter towns over 'fears about male migrants'

Local politician says Essex County Council’s move is ‘clearly driven by prejudice’

Evening Standard

UK study visa applications fall 16% in year to August 2026

UK study visa applications fell 16% in the year ending August 2026, with 360,700 applications from main applicants. Applications from student dependants dropped 22%, while work and family visa routes also recorded sharp declines following tighter immigration rules.

The Economic Times

Female asylum seekers report being sexually assaulted by British men

Women say they are wary of pursuing criminal prosecution of rapes, for fear of having their asylum claims refused

The Guardian - UK

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41 Asylum-Seeking Children Missing After UK Sends Them to France Under 'One In, One Out' Deal

Human rights groups say at least 41 people they regarded as children lost contact after being returned to France, while the Home Office denies violating the scheme's safeguards.

International Business Times UK

Is Piddington the Next Ceuta? Tiny UK Village Fears Being Overwhelmed by 1,256 Male Asylum Seekers

Piddington residents oppose plans for up to 1,256 asylum seekers at a former MOD site in Oxfordshire as the proposal undergoes planning and further assessment.

International Business Times UK

Palestinian mother dies of cancer in Gaza after Home Office refuses to help

A Palestinian mother has died of cancer in Gaza after she was refused help by the UK Home Office – just seven months after giving birth to her son

The National (Scotland)

US lawmakers urge secretive British court to open up about Apple case

Democrat Ron Wyden and Republican Warren Davidson tell investigatory powers tribunal that secrecy over encrypted data case is ‘needlessly’ straining US-UK relations

The Guardian - US

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133 Women, 1,256 Men: Oxfordshire Village Fears Being Outnumbered by Proposed Home Office Asylum Centre

Women in Piddington, Oxfordshire, have published a video and open letter opposing plans to house up to 1,256 adult male asylum seekers near the village.

International Business Times UK

Hundreds of asylum seekers removed from UK to France have disappeared, say NGOs

Rights groups say those missing after being deported under one in, one out deal include dozens of age-disputed children

The Guardian - UK

Popular Chelsea restaurant hit with six-figure fine for hiring illegal workers

The unauthorised employees made up over half of the staff members found working at the popular Chelsea Vietnamese restaurant

Evening Standard

UK Counter-Terror Unit Tracked 6,385 Channels After Charlie Kirk Killing Over Fears of 'Pro-Free Speech' Push

A leaked Whitehall memorandum says the UK's counter-extremism unit monitored 6,385 social media channels after Charlie Kirk's assassination and assessed possible risks of radicalisation.

International Business Times UK

Applicants for UK citizenship charged more than five times the admin cost

Fee of £1,709 compares with an estimated administrative cost of just £324, according to Home Office data

The Guardian - UK

Mahmood agrees Channel migrant intelligence deal with Belgium

The agreement could also help to tackle wider organised crime including drugs and firearms smuggling.

Evening Standard

UK strikes intelligence deal with Belgium to tackle migrant boat crossings

The agreement between the UK and Belgium was confirmed on Wednesday

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International Business Times UK

Harry and Meghan Not Allowed To Use Royal Titles as King Charles Upholds 2020 Royal Exit Deal

King Charles formally confirms Harry and Meghan remain 'private citizens' barred from using royal titles publicly, locking in their 2020 royal exit deal.

International Business Times UK

'Vile' Rapist Faces Deportation After Judge Rejects Bisexuality Claim as UK Ramps Up Foreign Criminal Removals

An Egyptian asylum seeker, convicted of rape, failed to prove his bisexuality in court, leading to his impending deportation from the UK amid concerns of persecution in Egypt.

The Independent UK

Seven police officers attacked during far-right anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth

Riot police were pelted with stones and their vehicles were damaged by protesters

The Independent UK

Small boats crisis could worsen if traffickers shift destinations across the south coast

An ‘ongoing cat-and-mouse dynamic between the authorities and smugglers’ could shift where small boats depart from and arrive

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The Independent UK

England’s south coast ‘not prepared’ for migrant arrivals, says police commissioner

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Vehicles damaged and police officers injured in anti-migration stand-off

Around 200 masked protesters descended on Portsmouth on Sunday trying to stop migrants being moved to a processing centre in Kent.

International Business Times UK

UK Far-Right Activist Danny Tommo Livestreams Call To Block Coaches Carrying 140 Asylum Seekers in Portsmouth

Far-right activist Danny Tommo livestreams a call to block coaches reportedly carrying 140 asylum seekers through Portsmouth as police impose protest conditions.

International Business Times UK

Portsmouth Standoff as Hundreds Block Road in 'Stop the Boats' Protest After 140 Migrants Brought Ashore

Hundreds of masked protesters blocked Port of Dover approach roads during a 'Stop the Boats' demonstration, causing delays before traffic resumed.

The Independent UK

School run presents ‘most dangers’ to Prince Harry and Meghan

As the Sussexes await a Home Office decision on state protection, the daily school run has emerged as their biggest security risk

The Economic Times

Prince Harry's UK return has reopened an old fight over taxpayer-funded security

Prince Harry's return to Britain has reignited debate about whether taxpayers should foot the bill to protect him and his family, with experts warning genuine threats likely exist. "It's very surprising," Scott Hamer, an ex-protection officer for Harry's father King Charles III when he was Prince of Wales, told AFP.…

The Guardian - UK

Gaza refugee says sister-in-law ‘would be alive’ if Home Office had let her come to UK

Anwar, who lives in Glasgow, says Home Office refused visa application despite Maryam having cancer

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