The Home Secretary has unveiled plans to introduce a fast-track scheme to tackle the asylum backlog, with the government aiming to turn around decisions within weeks.

The home secretary has promised a ‘major overhaul’ of the appeals process in order to bring down the asylum backlog – but how exactly will this work? Millie Cooke takes a closer look ...

The funding will pay for up to 300 more National Crime Agency officers and new technology and equipment to step up ...

Yvette Cooper has been accused of siding with the “vile thug” involved in the Manchester Airport attack who has been found ...

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper faces mounting pressure over her refusal to establish an independent inquiry into police officers accused of raping children who were victims of grooming gangs in ...

Yvette Cooper shed tears as she became emotional discussing the victim of a ninja sword stabbing in Wolverhampton. As a ban ...

The Home Secretary plans to introduce a fast-track scheme which would aim to turn around asylum appeal decisions within just ...

Yvette Cooper’s fast-track asylum plan revealed after protests across UK - Tensions over asylum hotels have flared up in ...

Jonathan Gullis has launched a scathing attack on the Yvette Cooper's approach to tackling illegal immigration, dismissing ...

Home Secretary will tighten the law so police can stop violence-obsessed people without a clear ideology before they attack.

Immigration Lawyer Ivon Sampson has informed Labour of the "only way" to tackle the small boats crisis, following the Government's latest plan. Speaking to GB News, Sampson said the latest move by ...