Reform UK Immigration Policy Unveiled
Reform UK used an event in Dover on 23 February to outline a broader set of immigration and internal security proposals, presented by its home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf alongside party leader Nigel Farage. The announcement forms part of a series of policy statements ahead of the next general election, due no later than 2029. […]
Reform UK Proposes Visa Freeze Among Immigration Plans
Reform UK used a speech in Dover this week, delivered by its Shadow Home Secretary Zia Yusuf alongside party leader Nigel Farage, to outline a programme of immigration and internal security reform aimed at delivering “net negative” migration, where annual departures exceed arrivals. Among the measures referenced were plans to leave the European Convention on […]
Home Office Confirms Temporary Passport Concession for Dual British Nationals
Recent weeks have seen increased media coverage and online discussion about how the UK’s Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system applies to dual British nationals. Reports of boarding refusals, check-in uncertainty and inconsistent public messaging have caused concern. The Home Office has now clarified its position and confirmed a limited transitional concession is being brought in […]
UK Plans 48-Hour Deadline for Online Intimate Image Removal
The Government has tabled an amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill that would require online platforms to remove non-consensual intimate images within 48 hours of receiving and verifying a valid report. The proposal applies to material shared without consent, including so-called “revenge porn” and AI-generated or digitally altered intimate images depicting an identifiable person. […]