A Londoner whose baby's birth certificate was "defaced" by Home Office staff no longer feels safe in the U.K. as cases of antisemitism continue to rise across the country.
The Home Office is forcing some contractors to book hotels of “at least a minimum of three stars” to house small-boat migrants after costs soared to £8 million a day.
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Ex-Home Office Asylum chief Emma Haddad has joined Amnesty International, a charity that described Britain's immigration policies as "inhumane, racist and divisive”. Is it any wonder we haven't been able to stop the boats?
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Critics are claiming that the Home Office's policy of providing dual security passes to nonbinary staff for gender flexibility could compromise security and unnecessarily promote gender ideology.
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Leaked documents reviewed by MintPress reveal how The British Home Office has been clandestinely spying on refugees' smartphones under the guise of "combatting human trafficking."
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A 1940s MI5 file shows that British intelligence suspected that the Odeon chain of cinemas was a front organisation providing...
A 1940s MI5 file shows that British intelligence suspected that the Odeon chain of cinemas was a front organisation providing...
Information recently obtained under FOIA has revealed that up to 200 Home Office staff have liaised with TV and Film producers about the content of their products, usually without any kind of contract in place governing their behaviour. While they are refusing to release exact details, this is confirmation that the British government has a […](Read more...)
Members of Parliament and human rights lawyers are calling on the Home Office to review how immigration officers carry out spot checks after data suggested that they were using racial profiling and stopping Britons.
The Bureau, working with the media co-operative, The Bristol Cable, has obtained new Home Office data. The data shows that over 19,000 British citizens, out of a total of 102,552 people, were caught up in immigration checks over the last five years – nearly one in five.
