1+ week, 3+ day ago   (486+ words) Cameraman requires stitches after being struck above the eye with a rock at a camp in northern France A BBC cameraman was left needing stitches after being attacked by a people smuggler at a migrant camp near Calais. The BBC…...

2+ week, 10+ hour ago   (546+ words) Party to scrutinise companies providing accommodation for asylum seekers to prevent violence against women Camilla's previous roles at The Telegraph include Chief Political Correspondent and Education Editor. And while on the investigations team, she worked on an exposé of corruption…...

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (633+ words) Data show for first time how widely care firms abused the ‘Boriswave’ visa system Rogue care firms were granted the right to bring 100,000 migrants into the UK, The Telegraph can reveal. Care firms struck off or suspended for underpaying workers…...

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (678+ words) Migrant allowed stay in Britain as membership of LGBT group could lead to ‘persecution’ in home country A Nigerian migrant can remain in Britain after claiming his membership of an LGBT+ group means he would face persecution if returned to…...

1+ mon, 4+ hour ago   (662+ words) Labour has finally admitted that ‘vulnerable’ souls from war-torn lands can be a burden. So the Green-run ‘City of Sanctuary’ should step up At last, an admission from the Government that illegal immigrants are a pain in the neck. After…...

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (655+ words) Police officer allegedly bitten during second night of violence in Norfolk town Anti-migrant protesters were arrested after a mob attacked homes they believed were housing asylum seekers. Crowds of demonstrators smashed windows and attempted to force entry into a property…...

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1244+ words) Lee Anderson visits Loon-Plage site to question the intentions of those risking their lives to cross the Channel Based in Westminster, Daniel leads coverage of national policy, parliamentary affairs, and the inner workings of the Government It is noon in…...

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (451+ words) Criminal can appeal deportation after judge rules there were procedural errors in earlier hearing A Jamaican drug dealer has been spared deportation after it was argued that he would not be able to avoid joining a gang in his home…...

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (486+ words) Chris Philp confronts officers on the beach in France as people clamber into a dinghy French police have admitted that they have orders not to stop migrants from getting into boats and setting off for Britain. Chris Philp, the shadow…...

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (649+ words) Tribunal rules removal of 51-year-old who served three years in jail would be ‘unduly harsh’ A Pakistani criminal has won a human rights case to remain in Britain because of his teenage daughter’s mental health. The 51-year-old was set to…...