All news on the topic: Asylum

The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) in Hamburg (Germany) has carried out searches and asset seizure measures in an investigation into suspected organised subsidy fraud involving funding from the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) 2021–2027.

In a huge overhaul, Shabana Mahmood will put forward plans to use members of the public to decide asylum appeals.

The Home Secretary has pledged to save the asylum system “for generations to come” as she announced the opening of new safe routes for refugees from the autumn.

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp has vowed to abolish immigration tribunals as part of plans to be announced by the Conservatives.

The message circulating on WhatsApp listed 26 locations in and around Belfast with an unambiguous instruction: “Forward to all men of the age 18 and over.

All residents at The Bell Hotel in Essex, a site that has been used to house asylum seekers and was the location for protests last year, have been removed, Epping Forest District Council (EFDC) has confirmed.

The backlog of asylum appeal cases has reached a new record high, according to Ministry of Justice figures.

Twelve police officers have been injured and 16 people have been arrested in Northern Ireland following a second night of disorder in the wake of the Belfast knife attack.

A failed asylum seeker has been handed a two-and-a-half year prison sentence after planting a fake stick of dynamite outside MI5 headquarters on New Year's Day.

Poland's former justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro, wanted on several criminal charges in his home country, has fled Hungary to the United States, he confirmed on Sunday, after being granted asylum from former Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orb?n's government last year.

Hundreds of Afghan women have been refused asylum in the UK in the past year amid plummeting grant rates, new analysis shows.

Two men have been taken to hospital with head injuries following their attendance at an event in Newsham Park this evening

Reform UK has declared that it would take legal action against civil servants who were aware of granting asylum to individuals convicted of sexual offences

In a decision that has provoked anger among prospective students, a number of British universities have stopped or limited admissions from Pakistan and Bangladesh, pointing to increasing visa abuse and heightened demands from the UK Home Office to reduce fraudulent applications

According to Friedrich Merz, Syrians no longer have grounds to be granted asylum in Germany as the civil war in their country has ended

A member of a criminal gang, who deceitfully alleged he was the father of eight Albanian children in order to secure them British citizenship, has been imprisoned