7/7 survivor is told he must leave the country
Professor John Tulloch, who was injured in the London bombings, has criticised authorities who have said he must leave the country.
Information for students concerned about visa problems
London Metropolitan University has set up a hot-line for students, following the news that it has had its visa licence revoked.
Airport queues avoided during strike
Immigration officers at Heathrow and Gatwick walk out over proposed changes to their pensions. The government say the strike's ineffective.
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Home Office response to our asylum story
– Home Office"All claims for asylum are considered carefully. In fact fewer claims from women are refused at the first stage than those of men.
Where we and the courts find that an individual has no need of our protection we expect them to return home - no failed asylum seeker would face destitution if they comply with our laws."
This is the response to our report on ITV London tonight, hearing the voices of asylum seekers in the capital, ahead of an inquiry beginning next month.
7/7 survivor is told he must leave the country
Professor John Tulloch, who was injured in the London bombings, has criticised authorities who have said he must leave the country.
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Information for students concerned about visa problems
London Metropolitan University has set up a hot-line for students, following the news that it has had its visa licence revoked.
Read the full storyHounslow pair jailed over immigration scam
Two men involved in an immigration scam have been jailed for a total of 11 years. An investigation by the UK Border Agency found that Srinath Aredla, 39, and Santosh Koletti, 33, both from Hounslow, set up three bogus companies which were fronts to help people remain in the UK illegally.
Senior investigating officer Robert Coxhead from the UK Border Agency, said:
“This was a sophisticated scam which netted the perpetrators a large amount of money – we estimate around £800,000.
"That Aredla was prepared to abuse his position as a practicing solicitor to help others break the law makes his offending all the more serious."
Airport queues avoided during strike
by Phil Bayles
Immigration officers at Heathrow and Gatwick walk out over proposed changes to their pensions. The government say the strike's ineffective.
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