Inspectorate finds crumbling criminal justice and immigration systems are to blame for the failure to deport foreign national offenders

Analysis by Dr Stella Perrott of the government’s own impact assessment shows it has already failed even before it has...

Dr Stella Perrott takes a closer look at the details behind the latest report on UK wage exploitation

Festivities to celebrate what compassion looks like in action are to be found this week in all corners of God’s...

Ahead of Refugee Week, Stella Perrott provides a useful insight into the latest global and national data and the implications...

In the run-up to Refugee Week Stella Perrott reflects on the central theme of compassion, how it is diminishing, and...

In anticipation of new immigration data, Dr Stella Perrott breaks down what needs to be understood beneath the spin

To what level of cruelty is the UK prepared to slump to stop those seeking asylum coming to the UK?

The 14-hour queues at Dover were inevitable given the UK’s third-country status and the government’s failure to plan for the...

Greater stop and search powers for the Met will not deter crime and may increase the risk of racist and...

Emmanuel Macron should not be complicit in the UK’s attempts to deny asylum to those crossing the Channel

Local and national government failed to take steps to protect food security in the aftermath of Brexit

It is wrong to argue that the UK’s inability to return asylum seekers to the EU is driving the increase...

MP Jonathan Gullis expresses similar views regarding vulnerable children to those who enabled ‘grooming gangs’ to thrive in the 1990s

Brexit has had little or no impact on the number of people seeking asylum in the UK or the government’s...

While the Rwanda scheme may be lawful, the Home Office can no longer get away with forcibly removing new arrivals...

The Home Office record on setting up camps and managing those already established is nothing short of appalling – and...

Asylum report seeks only to punish asylum seekers while leaving the problem of Channel crossings unaddressed

There are innumerable blind spots in the retained EU law bill. Is it a ticking timebomb destined to damage UK...

The government’s post-Brexit immigration policies are perfectly designed to make legal immigrants illegal

Dr Stella Perrott explains why the Manston asylum detention centre is shameful evidence of a broken system

A good starting point for reducing public expenditure would be to stop building prisons and instead focus on managing offenders...

Solutions to Channel boat crossings are within the government’s grasp, but it will need to amend its punitive philosophy and...

Has post-Brexit government policy multiplied the factors that allow human trafficking and exploitation to flourish? Stella Perrott investigates.

The target of zero Channel crossings in small boats is doomed to failure unless government policy radically changes

Women in high-profile public positions remain vulnerable to arbitrary sacking by politicians under pressure from the Murdoch press

The care sector is in the midst of its bleakest ever workforce crisis while new recruits can expect to face...

If government won’t take decisive action to support those who can’t afford to pay their bills or eat, civil disobedience...

The Good Law Project is taking legal action against allocation the Towns Fund allocation decision, accusing the chancellor of pork...

The introduction of electronic travel authorisations (ETAs) will further impact on border delays and costs, particularly for UK citizens