Home Office

The government has launched two schemes to let Ukrainian refugees come to the UK.

Thirsk and Malton MP Kevin Hollinrake says it would "devastate the community" in Linton-on-Ouse.

Thames Valley Police says the electric stun guns proved to be "effective" in preventing violence.

The Home Office says it will ensure they are not put at a disadvantage to their paid colleagues.

The Home Office says the public expects the UK to remove "those with no right to be in the UK".

Officials appear to confirm the decision on the site at the former RAF Linton-on-Ouse base is final.

Mohammed is hoping to see his family soon as he has been granted asylum after a 14-month-long wait.

Couples tell BBC News the delays are keeping them apart, with no idea when they will be reunited.

Joseph Kleijnen and Andrii, 17, are frustrated over the visa process and say they are in limbo.

Britons hoping to host Ukrainian refugees say they are preparing legal action against the Home Office.

So far on Monday more than 100 migrants are thought to have been brought from the English Channel.

Families across the country have struggled to get hold of passports in time for their trips abroad.

The Nationality and Borders Bill, currently being debated in Parliament, has sparked controversy.

Campaigners say escorting boats back to France would be inhumane and dangerous.

A disabled Ukrainian teenager has been stuck in Paris for six weeks without a UK visa.

The Home Office apologises for not telling people about plans to convert the ex-RAF base in Linton.

Mozhdeh wanted to resume her studies - instead she has been living in a room for four months.