Coalition plans to widen the definition of domestic violence to include psychological abuse and victims under 18 have been criticised for contradictin...
There are at least 5,000 to 8,000 cases of forced marriage in England and the number of reported cases is rising every year, the Government has said. ...
Proposals to limit economic migrants' stay in the UK to five years unless they meet earnings thresholds risk seriously damaging the UK's universities ...
The Home Office has been "highly selective" in its use of drugs seizure figures "in order, it seems, to show the UK Border Agency in a good light", th...
Brodie Clark, the UK Border Force official who resigned following revelations that passports weren't checked properly at UK ports and airports over th...
The political storm over relaxed border controls at UK ports during the peak summer period is set to continue as Home Secretary Theresa May faces anot...
Police could be given more powers to demand face coverings are removed and to impose curfews to deal with crowds in the wake of this summer's riots un...
The prime minister has urged the public to report people suspected of being illegal immigrants as part of a wide ranging speech in London on migration...
Chris Huhne has admitted his rouge tweet where he accidentally wrote that he did not want his "fingerprints" on a story was related to an attempt to b...
A broad catch-all discretion enabling police to keep the DNA of innocent people indefinitely for reasons of national security should be scrapped, MPs ...
Immigration laws will be toughened up to prevent foreign criminals using human rights arguments to escape deportation from the UK, Home Secretary Ther...
If Theresa May feels the current Human Rights Act is inadequate or not fulfilling its purpose, then allow her to make a case for it. I, for one, have full confidence that the values behind the legislation have enough force to hold their ground.
Measures to promote equal pay for men and women in business have been announced by Home Secretary Theresa May, but almost immediately dismissed by wom...
Robert Segwanyi was scheduled for deportation on August 18, from the United Kingdom's Heathrow airport. The UK was sending Robert back to Uganda, where he was tortured with molten plastic and imprisoned for being gay.