Darshna Soni , Communities Editor

Anwar Raslan had applied for asylum in Germany as a refugee, but was recognised and arrested. 

The revelations of partying in Westminster may have infuriated politicians, but for those who lost relatives without being able to say goodbye as they might have wished, the rage remains palpable.

Too many vulnerable children have been left at risk of harm for far too long, according to Ofsted Chief Inspector Amanda Spielman.

The whole nation is “distraught” at the tragic death of 6-year-old Arthur Labinjo Hughes, the Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi has told MPs. 

Emma Tustin was ordered to serve a minimum of 29 years for killing Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, while the boy’s father Thomas Hughes was given 21 years in prison for manslaughter. 

Six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes died of an “unsurvivable brain injury”.

A man has been convicted of membership of a banned neo-Nazi terror group set up to wage a race war in Britain.

Our Home Affairs Correspondent Darshna Soni is in Nottingham where one of the two Omicron cases was discovered.

MPs have criticised the way the Windrush compensation scheme operates and called for the Home Office to be stripped of responsibility for running it. 

Members of the Afghan girls’ football team feared for their lives. But now an international rescue mission has helped them escape to Portugal to start a new life, although some were forced to leave their entire families behind. 

A 13-year-old boy is fighting for his life in hospital after he was shot in the back near a busy roundabout in the Hockley area of Birmingham on Thursday evening. 

A future where robots do all the things we can’t be bothered to isn’t just confined to science fiction but already happening in two parts of the UK – where hundreds of fully autonomous robots have been helpfully delivering shopping during the pandemic. 

A class of primary school children in Bradford who are being affected by pollution in their area are now doing their own research into the air quality in the area.

While the police are struggling to restore trust over the Sarah Everard murder, officers also came under scrutiny today at the inquest into the deaths of four young gay men murdered by the serial killer Stephen Port. 

In some parts of the country the petrol crisis seems to be getting worse, with some forecourts in London and the south east out of fuel altogether.