Punishing and hostile route to settlement in Britain driving thousands into financial hardship, report finds

Campaigners call for end to ‘policy of hostility’ at Britain-France border on 20th anniversary of Touquet Treaty

MIGRANT rights campaigners are calling for an end to the “policy of hostility” at the Britain-France border on the 20th anniversary of the Touquet

Tory minister admits that 200 child asylum-seekers have gone missing

TWO HUNDRED child asylum-seekers have gone missing from hotels in which they were placed by the Home Office, a minister admitted today.

Unions call for end to ‘hostility and racism’ against migrant workers

UNIONS have accused the government of trying to “pit worker against worker” as they called for an end to “hostility and racism” towards migrant wor

Refugee on 28th day of hunger strike accuses Serco of ‘inhuman and degrading treatment’ of asylum-seekers

A REFUGEE on the 28th day of a hunger strike has demanded an end to the “inhuman and degrading treatment” of asylum-seekers in hotels run by disgra

Home Office minister says asylum-seekers have ‘a bit of cheek’ to complain about conditions at Manston

A HOME Office minister caused an uproar after he said today that asylum-seekers detained at the notorious Manston facility have “a bit of cheek” to

Braverman facing threat of legal action over Manston conditions as campaigners say she had created a ‘concentration camp’

SUELLA BRAVERMAN is facing legal action over the conditions at the Manston migrant detention centre in Kent, as campaigners accuse the Home Secreta

Protests break out inside ‘catastrophically overcrowded’ asylum processing centre

Around 60 men detained at the centre in Manston, Kent, stage peaceful sit-in protest over the conditions

Government's plans to strap migrants with facial recognition smartwatches slammed

Liberty says it's no surprise this government would deploy such a tactic ‘as part of its racist hostile environment’

Hostile environment policy found unlawful for fifth time

A HOSTILE environment policy blamed for pushing thousands of children into poverty has been found unlawful for a fifth time, prompting fresh calls