The Tory Home Secretary has refused to confirm the government still aims to hit their long-standing target of bringing immigration below 100,000 this electoral term, a year before Britain leaves the European Union (EU).
A former government minister has said Russia could be guilty of “a brazen act of war” if they attempted to assassinate a former spy in Salisbury, whilst a Labour MP called Russia a “terrorist” state.
The Home Secretary has said captured Islamic State jihadists who were part of Jihadi John’s group in Syria could be brought to the UK to face justice.
The British government has funded the development of an online “extremism” filter which technology firms could be legally compelled to use, the Home Secretary has revealed.
The Home Secretary has admitted there could be as many as one million illegal migrants in the UK.
People in the United Kingdom could face up to fifteen years in prison for repeatedly viewing “far-right propaganda” or “terrorist material” online, according to a report.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd has said she will back police using ‘stop and search’ tactics after the massive surge in knife and acid attacks seen after the Tories rolled back the practice in 2014.
After days of confusion and contradicting statements on Brexit and limiting immigration after 2019, the government has been slammed for acting too slowly and indecisively.
The Foreign and International Trade Secretaries have denied claims there is a cabinet ‘consensus’ to maintain ‘similar’ levels of migration from the European Union (EU) during a two-year ‘transition’ period after Brexit.
Tory Chancellor Philip Hammond has indicated that it will be years before Britain has new border controls, as Home Secretary Amber Rudd says EU citizens will still be allowed to migrate to the UK after Brexit.
A speech about foreign workers made by the Home Secretary – an enthusiastic supporter of harsher “hate speech” laws – has been investigated and recorded as a “hate incident” by police.
