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Civil servants are being drafted in to work as border staff during next week’s public sector strike over pensions.
As the latest border security scandal engulfs the Home Office, a former immigration whistleblower tells Channel 4 News “root and branch” reform is needed to get the department up to speed.
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees is calling on countries to open their borders to migrants fleeing from the violence in Libya – sparking a clash with Italy, which has warned of a “disaster”.
Watch Channel 4 News at 7.00 for the latest on the airline bomb plot, Liberal Democrat Cabinet Minister Chris Huhne’s attack on control orders and President Obama’s struggle in the midterm elections.
We’ve found seven examples of Mr Corbyn voting with the majority of Conservatives and against the majority of Labour MPs.
Female genital mutilation could affect women in every part of England and Wales, according to a new study. What’s behind the numbers?
The Home Office paper reportedly says schools, universities, local councils and charities are vulnerable to infiltration by extremists.
‘Jihadi John’ feared he was a “dead man walking” after encounters with security services before heading to Syria to start his reign of terror, new email exchanges claim.
David Cameron wants to cancel the passports of people suspected of fighting for groups like Islamic State. Is he going far enough?
David Cameron tells parliament that police will have temporary new powers to seize passports of terror suspects at the UK border and to stop British-born suspected extremists from returning to the UK.
The prime minister is set to announce new measures in the House of Commons to counter the threat from the Islamic State, amid tense negotiations between the two coalition parties.
With America’s most senior general calling for the military offensive against Islamic State to be broadened, some are asking if our enemy’s enemy – Syria’s President Assad – should now be our friend.
Theresa May attracts sneers in the Commons after saying terror suspect Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed, who evaded security surveillance by wearing a burqa, does not pose “a direct threat to the public”.
Justice Secretary Chris Grayling is asked to launch an inquiry into why an electronic tagging system operated by G4S malfunctioned, leading to four men being wrongly accused of tampering with their tags.
Gary Gibbon
As Parliament returns after the recess, one 2010 intake Tory MP tells Gary Gibbon he is thinking of getting a bulk order of blue nose-pegs to wear as he voted for measures he loathed but which Lib Dem coalition partners had secured in negotiations.