Lib Dems vow to move thousands of staff from Home Office if they win election
The Liberal Democrats have vowed to move thousands of staff from the Home Office to strip it of responsibility for immigration and asylum if they win the election.
The Liberal Democrats have vowed to move thousands of staff from the Home Office to strip it of responsibility for immigration and asylum if they win the election.
Campaigning will be disrupted on Saturday in the wake of the London Bridge terror attack.
An armed forces charity is backing calls for the Government to scrap visa costs for veterans from overseas who want to remain in the UK.
Boris Johnson endured a difficult day on the campaign trail as the Tories came under fire over the NHS and allegations they tried to “buy off” Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party.
Boris Johnson has appeared to row back from a promise to cut immigration if the Tories are returned power in the General Election on December 12.
EU citizens are being urged to apply for settled status rather than the Home Office “pursuing” them, the Home Secretary has said.
The Tories have pledged they will cut immigration if they return to power in the General Election but said they will not set “arbitrary targets” for getting the numbers down.
The Home Office has insisted it has “no plans” to decriminalise the possession of drugs – despite a second Westminster committee now calling for this.
The number of full-time firefighters has fallen 23% in a decade.
A Highland family is facing Christmas apart due to “draconian” Home Office visa rules.
An Aberdeen MSP has hit out at Home Office bosses, claiming the new city citizenship testing centre is “barely open”.
A “pop-up” event to ensure EU citizens can stay in Aberdeen after Brexit has been held in the city.
A woman who lost a challenge against a Home Office ruling that she is British by birth has vowed to continue her legal battle.
The Home Office has won its appeal against an immigration tribunal ruling which found that people born in Northern Ireland are not automatically British.
EU citizens could be deported if they do not apply for settled status after Brexit by the deadline, a Home Office minister has said.
More than 1.8 million people have asked to stay in the UK after Brexit under the Government’s EU Settlement Scheme, new figures show.
A taxi driver has won a "nightmare" battle with the Home Office to bring his wife to Scotland.
Campaigners have said the UK’s immigration system “defies basic common sense” after a young doctor who has spent the majority of her life in the country was asked to leave.
Kick It Out says a rise in hateful behaviour at football matches and in wider society is “undeniable” following the publication of new Home Office figures.
A record number of people took Class A drugs in the last year amid a rise in the use of cocaine and ecstasy, according to official figures.
Hate crime reports at football matches rose by almost 50 per cent during the 2018-19 season compared to the previous campaign.
New figures show that at least 24 businesses in the north and north-east have been penalised for employing illegal workers in the last three years.
Diners at a popular west Highland restaurant were shocked when half way through their main course immigration officers raided the kitchen - taking away six men.
A new centre for testing UK citizenship has opened in Aberdeen.
Home Office bosses have pledged to bring a new UK citizenship testing centre to Aberdeen by the end of the year.
Fruit will be left to rot in fields unless the UK Government lifts the cap on the number of seasonal pickers allowed on Scottish farms, a MSP has warned.
Migrant women fleeing abusive relationships are being "failed" by the UK Government, a north-east politician has claimed0.
Six people have been detained following a string of visits to Highland premises carried out by immigration officers.
Immigration bosses have agreed to make changes after Scottish farmers raised concerns that their produce was being left to rot due to the slow processing of applications to bring seasonal workers into the country.
Scotland's west coast is fast becoming a "retirement home" with many industries at "tipping point", an MP has warned.
Musicians have called for the Government to preserve their freedom of movement in a post-Brexit Europe.
An influential House of Commons committee has demanded the Home Office take action to help Scottish farms trying to recruit seasonal agricultural workers.