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ICE's practice of posing as local law enforcement raises accountability concerns, experts say. This systemic issue could have far-reaching implications for all law enforcement agencies.

The EU has voted in favor of establishing migrant 'return hubs' beyond its borders, sparking concerns from human rights groups about the fate of asylum seekers.

The EU plans to vote on establishing migrant 'return hubs' near its borders, raising concerns from human rights groups about asylum seekers disappearing into legal limbo.

Keir Starmer presses Travelodge's CEO to engage with MPs over protocols after a woman was sexually assaulted by a man given her room number and key card by staff.

The UK government has announced a £27 billion investment to renew and future-proof England's aging road network over the next 5 years.

New legislation aims to increase prison terms for individuals convicted of espionage-related crimes that threaten national security.

Experts warn that President Trump's efforts to undermine offshore wind could negatively impact business confidence and infrastructure spending across the entire U.S. economy.

Starmer vows to address the growing concerns over social media's impact on young people, as UK government faces fresh defeat on plans to ban under-16s from platforms.

UK PM Keir Starmer refutes suggestions that the theft of his former chief of staff's phone is linked to a push for Peter Mandelson's US ambassador documents.

Judges are facing unprecedented challenges in navigating the highly charged political climate, with anonymous threats and pressure to take firm stances on divisive issues threatening the independence of the judiciary.