Why I risked my life to come to the UK in a refrigerated lorry
Saman was looking forward to planning his future with his fiancee but instead he was arrested and thrown into a darkened cell.
Government slammed for ‘unjust’ refugee policy of ‘human misery and misspent public funds’
Charity Freedom From Torture has called for a complete overhaul of the asylum decision-making system.
NFU warns against Brexit allowing chlorinated chicken and hormone-fed meat into supermarkets
Trade deals with other countries must not ‘risk betraying’ high standards of food produced by British farmers, National Farmers’ Union president says.
‘It won’t be easy. But we have built a movement. We are the resistance to Johnson,’ vows Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn vows Labour will continue to defend UK’s public services, NHS, environment from Tories
First civil partnerships for mixed-sex couples to take place
Julie Thorpe and Keith Lomax are having a civil partnership ceremony at a register office in Halifax.
Parents post job ad for a nanny- to cook and clean for an 18-year-old university student
The 18-year-old Canadian - who is studying law - already has a driver and a “lovely two bedroom apartment” but the toils of student life have proven too much for her to bear
UK ‘seriously concerned about fair trial’ in case of Brit teen convicted in Cyprus gang-rape case
The teenager was convicted of public mischief at a court in Cyprus on Monday after she accused 12 Israeli men of gang-raping her in Ayia Napa.
People are appalled by Easter eggs on supermarket shelves before Christmas is barely over
Shoppers around the country reported seeing chocolate eggs in branches of the Co-op, Iceland and Sainsbury’s.
Almost 200k people sign petition to strip Iain Duncan Smith of his knighthood
The petition author said Duncan Smith is "responsible for some of the cruellest most extreme welfare reforms this country has ever seen"