"The court has concluded that it is lawful for the government to make arrangements for relocating asylum seekers to Rwanda," Judge Lewis said.

Allegations of Racism have hit Buckingham Palace with a key aide quitting over remarks made to a black charity campaigner.

The UK National Union of Students elected Shaima Dallali as president of the NUS; however, she was sacked having been wrongly accused of antisemitism.

A two-year-old “engaging, lively, endearing” boy died from prolonged exposure to black mould in a Rochdale flat in the United Kingdom, a coroner has concluded, calling it a “defining moment” for the country's housing sector. 

The overcrowding reached a breaking point after hundreds of people were moved there from another migrant processing center nearby.

Thousands of anti racism activists gathered in central London for a march on Downing Street in an effort to combat institutional racism in the British police force.

A British rights group warns of the government’s controversial Prevent strategy, insisting that the purported anti-terror plan has facilitated “widespread illegality.”

Politicians and human rights groups call on Britain’s University of Huddersfield to put an end to its relationship with Bahraini regime services.

Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange form a human chain outside the UK parliament in London to demand his release.

French Israeli billionaire Patrick Drahi is under investigation by the UK Government on the grounds of national security due to his recently increased share in the previously state owned telecoms company British Telecom.