Mahmood's Asylum Reforms Target Channel Crossings
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces the most significant asylum reforms in a generation, aiming to stop small boat crossings and establish new legal routes. Read the full plan.
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UK's New Asylum Overhaul: 6 Key Changes
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces sweeping asylum reforms including temporary status for refugees and new legal routes. Discover the full impact.
UK Government Announces Major Asylum System Reforms
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood unveils 'sweeping reforms' to the UK asylum system, ending housing guarantees and introducing temporary refugee status. Learn about the new policies.
UK Plans Temporary Refugee Status in Migration Shake-up
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces major changes to UK asylum system, making refugee status temporary if home countries become safe. Read the full details.
UK Asylum Reform: Refugees May Have to Return Home
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces sweeping asylum reforms, ending permanent refugee status. New system requires reapplying every 2.5 years and potential return when home countries become safe.
UK's New Asylum Plan: Denmark-Inspired Reforms
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood defends plans to overhaul UK's 'broken' asylum system, denying claims of racism. New measures include temporary refugee status and safe legal routes.
UK to make asylum support discretionary
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces sweeping asylum reforms, making housing and financial support discretionary. Learn how this impacts the system.
UK Overhauls Asylum System with Danish-Style Reforms
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood unveils plans to make refugee status temporary and easier to revoke, modelling changes on Denmark's system to deter illegal migration.
UK asylum support to become discretionary in shake-up
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces historic reforms to UK asylum system, ending automatic support. Learn how the new discretionary rules will impact migrants and public spending.
Mahmood Announces Largest Asylum System Reforms in Decades
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood reveals sweeping asylum reforms modelled on Denmark's approach, aiming to reduce Channel crossings and increase deportations.
UK asylum system: Refugee status becomes temporary
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces sweeping asylum reforms making refugee status temporary and removing automatic housing rights. Learn how this affects migration.
How Billy Connolly inspired a life-changing move
A chance viewing of Billy Connolly's World Tour of Scotland documentary inspired an Australian woman to swap Melbourne for the UK, leading to an unexpected life in Belfast.
Labour MPs rebel against new immigration policies
Shabana Mahmood unveils sweeping asylum reforms as Downing Street faces Labour rebellion over Denmark-inspired immigration crackdown. Read the full details.
Barbican's £240m redesign to improve accessibility
London's iconic Barbican Centre is undergoing a major £240 million renewal. The project will introduce a new wayfinding system to tackle its confusing layout, making the brutalist landmark more accessible for all visitors from 2027.
Tremane Wood Granted Clemency in Oklahoma Death Row Case
Oklahoma spares Tremane Wood from execution after clemency board finds sentencing flaws. Landmark decision highlights ongoing death penalty debates in the US justice system.
US Indigenous Child Removal Crisis Continues
Shocking investigation reveals US child welfare systems still separate Native American families at disproportionate rates. Learn about this ongoing crisis and its devastating impact.
Sound System Culture Takes Over UK Art Galleries
From Peter Doig's Serpentine exhibition to fashion runways, discover how Jamaican sound system culture is reshaping British art spaces with immersive audio experiences.
Epstein-Barr Virus Confirmed as Lupus Trigger
Groundbreaking research reveals how the common Epstein-Barr virus causes lupus by sending immune cells into overdrive. Discover the implications for future treatments.
Electric car tax debate: Road tolls vs pay-per-mile
As Rachel Reeves considers pay-per-mile tax for electric vehicles, motorists propose fairer alternatives including road toll systems and progressive taxation based on vehicle size.
Victims' Commissioner Helen Newlove Dies
Baroness Helen Newlove, the Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, has passed away. A passionate campaigner, her legacy transformed support for crime victims. Read her remarkable story.
NDIA uses AI for NDIS draft plans amid automation concerns
Exclusive: NDIA staff use machine learning for NDIS draft plans while limiting generative AI to emails. Documents reveal 20% productivity gains but experts warn of automation bias risks.
Giant Interstellar Comet Visible from UK
A newly discovered interstellar comet, 3I/ATLAS, is passing through our solar system. Discover how to spot this rare visitor from London and why it's fascinating astronomers.
AI Reshapes UK Recruitment: ICO Urges Transparency
The ICO warns that AI's £532bn productivity boost in UK recruitment must be balanced with fairness and data transparency to maintain public trust and ethical deployment.
Sleep Deprivation Crisis: Health Risks for Brits
New research reveals Brits survive on under 7 hours sleep, facing weakened immunity, anxiety and weight gain. Experts explain the serious health consequences.
Morton: Charge councils over care child deaths
BAFTA-winning actor Samantha Morton calls for manslaughter charges against councils failing children in care. Sky News data reveals a sharp rise in care leaver deaths.
Webb defends VAR's disallowed Liverpool goal
PGMOL chief Howard Webb explains the controversial VAR decision to disallow Virgil van Dijk's equaliser for Liverpool against Manchester City. Discover the full analysis.
Universal Credit claimants soar to 8.3 million
New government figures reveal a surge of 1.1 million Universal Credit claimants in a year, with nearly half not required to work. Discover the latest on the UK's welfare reforms.
91 prisoners mistakenly freed since April, four at large
Justice Secretary David Lammy reveals 91 prisoners were mistakenly freed in England and Wales since April, with up to four still at large. Read the full investigation into the systemic failures.
91 prisoners mistakenly freed in seven-month period
Exclusive: Nearly 100 inmates accidentally released this year as prison staffing crisis leads to dangerous errors. Read the full investigation into Britain's crumbling prison system.
91 prisoners mistakenly freed in seven months
MoJ figures reveal 91 prisoners were mistakenly freed in seven months, as Justice Secretary admits there is a 'mountain to climb' on prison crisis. Read the latest.
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