Home OfficeGazan family of 18 wins UK refugee status despite asylum rejectionThe shadow home secretary has warned that immigrants are ‘exploiting human rights laws’ to come to BritainBy Jane Prinsley2 min read
Home OfficeVulnerable Jews will suffer from Home Office visa changes, care provider warnsCare workers supporting the Jewish community face returning to their home countries despite mounting demand for servicesBy Jane Prinsley3 min read
Home OfficeZack Polanski condemns UK entry ban for far-left influencer Hasan PikerPiker has previously said he would ‘vote for Hamas over Israel’ and defended Russia's annexation of CrimeaBy Jane Prinsley2 min read
Home OfficeShadow minister reports Press TV to policeAlicia Kearns, joined by other MPs, also called on the government to require Iran-linked ‘propaganda’ outlets to register as foreign agentsBy Jane Prinsley2 min read
LondonBan Al Quds Day, says ministerFinchley and Golders Green MP Sarah Sackman becomes first minister to call for march to be bannedBy Jane Prinsley2 min read
Palestine ActionGovernment can appeal against ruling which declared Palestine Action ban ‘unlawful’Home Office ‘pleased’ to be allowed to appeal against judgement which quashed proscription of activist groupBy Lorin Bell-Cross1 min read
By Stephen PollardLabour’s fear of upsetting Muslims is crippling Britain’s fight against Islamist extremismIn a sane world, the Home Office would elevate someone like Fiyaz Mughal – a Muslim campaigner against anti-Muslim bigotry – to speak out about Islamist extremism rather than trying to silence him4 min read
Extremism expert claims government tried to silence him over threat of IslamismFiyaz Mughal said he raised concerns while working for the Home Office’s counter-radicalisation programmeBy JC Reporter1 min read||February 8, 2026 11:52
Extremism-linked groups invited to contribute to government hate crime reviewFriends of Al-Aqsa among groups reportedly part of independent consultation processBy Jane Prinsley3 min read||February 2, 2026 13:26
More than 100 lawyers sign letter in support of solicitor trying to force Hamas deproscriptionThe signatories called on the Justice Secretary and Law Society to publicly defend Fahad AnsariBy Ben Conway2 min read||November 28, 2025 14:17
Ruling granting Gazan family UK refuge under Ukraine scheme overturned after Home Office appealThe Court of Appeal said its decision was ‘necessary in UK society to protect the economic well-being of the UK and the rights of citizens’By Jamie Shapiro2 min read||November 27, 2025 13:58
Mahmood’s asylum shake-up will cause ‘lasting harm’ to refugees, Jewish charity fears‘We have to wonder what such policies would have meant for Jewish refugees who arrived here’, HIAS+JCORE saidBy Jamie Shapiro2 min read||November 21, 2025 10:23
Government ‘concerned that Palestine Action may be funded by Iran’Home Office officials reportedly investigating whether the activist group is being paid via regime prioxiesBy Imogen Garfinkel1 min read||June 24, 2025 12:26
Student Palestine societies back bid to deproscribe HamasMembers of the signatory organisations called Hamas’ activities ‘justified armed resistance’ and compared its proscription to historical injustices like slavery and apartheidBy Jane Prinsley4 min read||April 29, 2025 16:30
‘Two-tier’ policing row erupts over Gaza protest in Jewish suburb on PassoverPolice accused of ‘disastrous failure’ after anti-Israel protesters march past synagogue on ShabbatBy Jane Prinsley3 min read||April 21, 2025 12:16
British lawyers representing Hamas called for ‘victory to the Intifada’ and said Zionists ‘will be hunted down’Members of the team trying to secure the group’s de-proscription in the UK seemingly celebrated the October 7 attacks and referred to senior terrorists as ‘martyrs’By Jane Prinsley5 min read||April 10, 2025 17:23
