Rules make it hard for some Afghan ex-army interpreters' families to join them in the UK, says an MP.
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Eleanor Gruffydd-Jones
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Abuse of the UK asylum application is "rife", the former head of immigration and enforcement says.
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The Foreign Office had been criticised for making some women take out loans to pay for flights home.
Read moreCouple campaign to stop husband being deported
A Gambian man married to a Barrow woman for eight years has been told to leave the UK.
The Home Office says Ousman Jaiteh must leave now his spousal visa has expired and his appeal has been rejected.
Mr Jaiteh started a crowdfunding campaign, with his Walney wife Kathleen Irwin, to oppose his deportation and condemned the decision as "cruel".
The Home Office says those applying for leave to remain must demonstrate that there would be insurmountable obstacles to continuing family life outside the UK.
What I want is to live here and work, and make a future with her, because she's my wife."
The government is attempting to step up sea patrols after an increase in crossings in small boats.
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Jenny Rees
BBC Wales home affairs correspondent
Police chief says 999 calls on mental health and missing persons "deflects" force from other crimes.
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MPs criticise the Foreign Office for making women take out a loan to cover the cost of getting them home.
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The home secretary says two vessels will be redeployed from overseas in response to migrant crossings.
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UK Border Force officials detained the 12 people after they crossed the Channel in a dinghy.
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The home secretary is chairing talks in London, as another group of migrants lands on a Kent beach.
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