Woman at centre of Irish-British citizenship battle vows to fight on
A woman who lost a challenge against a Home Office ruling that she is British by birth has vowed to continue her legal battle.
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Victory for Home Office in Northern Ireland citizenship appeal
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 may be deported if they miss settlement scheme deadline – minister
EU citizens could be deported if they do not apply for settled status after Brexit by the deadline, a Home Office minister has said.
Applications for EU Settlement Scheme top 1.8m
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.
Drug decriminalisation could help city’s drug death strategy says council’s health spokesperson
The vice-chairman of Dundee's health and social care partnership will support an amendment calling for the decriminalisation of drugs at the SNP conference this weekend.
Young doctor being told to leave UK ‘defies basic common sense’
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: Hateful behaviour figures are a ‘serious concern’
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.
Record number of people taking Class A drugs, figures show
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.
Dramatic rise recorded in hate crime reports at football matches
Hate crime reports at football matches rose by almost 50 per cent during the 2018-19 season compared to the previous campaign.
UK Government ‘depressingly dismissive’ over country’s drug death crisis as Taskforce assembles
The UK government has been accused of being “depressingly dismissive” in the country’s battle to stem drugs deaths.