One person dead and 72 rescued from small boat trying to reach UK It came after 494 migrants arrived in the UK on Thursday The Independent UK · Aug 29
Reform UK council to hire security over ‘daily gatherings of asylum seekers’ Guards will patrol city and town centres amid concerns about daily ‘bussing’ of asylum seekers, Essex County Council said The Independent UK · Aug 29
'In Danger': Prince Harry Reportedly Denied Taxpayer-Funded UK Police Escort Despite Home Move Prince Harry's UK return has sparked controversy after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were denied taxpayer-funded police protection upon their arrival in Britain, relying instead on private security. International Business Times UK · Aug 28
The Home Office must not be allowed to bury the spycops inquiry Doreen Lawrence and other victims of police surveillance have waited decades for justice. Delays and expense due to Met intransigence are no excuse to deny them that, says solicitor Imran Khan The Guardian - UK · Aug 28
UK Settlement Grants Hit Highest Level Since 2010 as Nearly 200,000 Migrants Race To Beat Britain's Tightening Residency Rules The UK granted a record number of settlement permits in 2026, driven by policy changes and a surge in applications from Hong Kong and EU nationals, amid ongoing political debate. International Business Times UK · Aug 27
40 Migrant Children Remain Missing From UK Asylum Hotels in 'Significant' Child Protection Failure A parliamentary report reveals that 40 migrant children remain missing from UK asylum hotels, raising significant child protection concerns and prompting calls for government action. International Business Times UK · Aug 27
UK settlement rules: Indians top ILR and citizenship grants as tighter norms loom Indian nationals topped UK settlement and citizenship applications last year. Proposed rules will double the residency period required for permanent settlement. Indians and Pakistanis received the most British citizenship grants during this period. Visitor visa and graduate route extensions for Indians saw a decline. The Economic Times · Aug 27
Harry and Meghan Urged To Get State-Funded Security by Ex-Royal Protection Officer After UK Return A former royal protection officer says Harry and Meghan should receive state-funded security for UK visits, reigniting debate over risk, status, and who should pay. International Business Times UK · Aug 27
Forty children reported missing from UK asylum hotels still not found Parliamentary committee welcomes fact most of 472 missing have been found but ‘extremely concerned’ for rest The Guardian - UK · Aug 27
Forty children who went missing from UK asylum hotels still not found Dozens of people who went missing as children have still not been located The Independent UK · Aug 26
Harry’s home: Duke of Sussex and Meghan return to UK with Archie and Lilibet The Sussex family reportedly landed in Birmingham Airport on Wednesday, with the children enrolled to start in British schools in September. Evening Standard · Aug 26
Prince Harry and Meghan return to UK with family after six years in US Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have been enrolled in British schools and are ready to start in September The Independent UK · Aug 26
UK government’s misleading advice works against street photographers – here are my tips for taking photos in public spaces In light of the Home Office’s confusing stance on public photography, here’s how I work to capture street photography as safely and ethically as possible Digital Camera World · Aug 26
Police violence surges by 40% at UK-France border, charities warn Charities say that women and children have experienced tear gas and broken bones as police violence rises to clamp down on Channel crossings The Independent UK · Aug 26
Evening Standard · Aug 25 French police ran over woman amid rising migrant violence, charity says British-funded police units have taken an increasingly proactive approach to blocking crossing attempts.
The Independent UK · Aug 25 Prince Harry and Meghan should pay for their own security needs, public says in new poll The prime minister Andy Burnham has said that the couple’s security arrangements were a ‘private matter’
The Independent UK · Aug 25 Woman refused flight home to UK after eVisa system mistakes her for twin sister Nidia Webb, an EU national who has lived in Britain for eight years, was told that the eVisa problem was a ‘known issue’ affecting twins
The Guardian - UK · Aug 24 French police accused of rising use of violence to stop Channel crossings NGO criticises ‘human cost’ of UK-funded crackdown on attempts to set off from French beaches in small boats
The Guardian - UK · Aug 24 Woman stranded in Spain after UK’s eVisa system mistakes her for twin sister Nidia Webb, who is legally settled in UK, falls foul of ‘known issue’ with Home Office’s digitised immigration process
The National (Scotland) · Aug 23 Are Labour considering Denmark's 'barbaric' policy to demolish migrant homes? THE Labour Government haven’t been subtle about their admiration for Denmark’s hardline immigration system ...
Evening Standard · Aug 22 Prince Harry 'privately pleads' with Home Secretary over security amid UK return for his family Security remains a key issue following the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s announcement they will return to the UK
Digital Camera World · Aug 22 Orwellian UK government pamphlet contradicts police on photography law. Imagine if Martin Parr had been prevented from taking photos in public… UK government brochure tells asylum seekers they “could be arrested” if they photograph people in public, even though the Metropolitan Police says otherwise
Evening Standard · Aug 22 Meghan ‘in talks for role in Netflix series’ while Harry faces court bill The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will live in a non-royal residence outside of London when they move back to the UK.
The Independent UK · Aug 21 Andrew Tate and brother Tristan reported to counter-terror police over ‘Russian propaganda’ video ‘It is absurd to equate a day at the range with military training,’ representatives for the Tate brothers said of clip showing them in front of a tank
The Independent UK · Aug 21 Labour spends £40m paying migrants to return home as Mahmood ramps up removals Exclusive: Labour ramps up spending on the Home Office’s assisted voluntary returns programme by nearly 50 per cent, but the Tories said they should ramp up efforts to stop illegal migrants arriving in the first place