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  1. Investigation
    Immigration Attitudes Have Hardened. Recorded Race Hate Crime and NHS Racist Abuse Have Risen

    The latest comparable police figures show race hate crime up 6 per cent in a year. The Royal College of Nursing says reported racial abuse or discrimination involving nursing staff increased by 78 per…

    30 Jun 2026 · Race and Politics
  2. Bill
    Immigration and Asylum Bill

    Committee stage

    16 Oct 2026
  4. Bill
  8. Release
    Inspection report published: An inspection of the Future Border and Immigration System benefits realisation (March, July 2026)

    The Independent Chief Inspector comments on the inspection report on the Future Border and Immigration System benefits realisation following its publication.

    15 Sept 2026 · Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration
  9. Release
    Public urged to check immigration advisers are regulated

    The campaign encourages the public to check that their immigration adviser is properly regulated before placing their trust in them.

    11 May 2026 · Immigration Advice Authority
  10. Investigation
    5,043 People With Electronic Monitoring Orders Had No Equipment Assigned

    More than 5,000 people subject to electronic monitoring orders had no monitoring equipment assigned to them at the end of June. Another 1,596 had equipment installed but it had not communicated with t…

    2 Aug 2026 · Criminal Justice
  12. Bill
    Immigration and Visas Bill

    1st reading

    5 May 2026
  13. Bill
  17. Bill
    Immigration and Asylum Bill

    1st reading

    12 Feb 2025
  18. Bill
  21. Bill
  23. Bill
  26. Bill
  29. Division
  45. Investigation
    Government Plans £1m Forced Labour Reporting Fines. Companies Still Will Not Have to Check Their Supply Chains

    Companies that fail to comply with Britain's modern slavery reporting rules could face substantial fines under legislation now before Parliament. The proposed rules are considerably tougher than the e…

    16 Jul 2026 · Modern Slavery
  46. Investigation
    £4.9bn on Asylum, and the Home Office Still Cannot Say How Many Failed Claimants Remain

    The Home Office and Ministry of Justice spent around £4.9 billion on the asylum system in 2024/25. A Public Accounts Committee report published in June found that the Home Office still cannot say with…

    14 Jul 2026 · Immigration
  47. Investigation
    Government Says Police DVLA Access Is Not for Facial Recognition. Its Draft Rules Do Not Ban It

    The Home Office opened a consultation on 7 July on new rules governing police access to driving licence records. The government says explicitly that this is not a proposal to allow police to search th…

    7 Jul 2026 · Policing
  48. Release
    Foreign Secretary statement on Iran, 12 October

    Statement from the Foreign Secretary on measures announced against Iranian individuals.

    12 Oct 2026 · Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
  49. Release
    Global Talent visa expanded to attract world's brightest researchers to power British innovation

    More than 100 innovative research companies can now support the world's brightest researchers to come and work in the UK through the Global Talent visa.

    5 Aug 2026 · Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade
  50. Release
    Britain’s place in the new world order: Foreign Secretary's Chatham House essay

    We are facing a storm of geopolitical instability, economic coercion, AI and climate change, and it’s likely to get worse. But by working more closely with Europe and seeking greater co-operation outs…

    6 Jul 2026 · Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office