Apple has filed a new legal complaint in the UK against the government's demand for 'backdoor' access to encrypted user data, reigniting a row over balancing national security with privacy rights.
A high court judge has ordered the Home Office to return an alleged trafficking victim forcibly removed to France under the 'one in one out' scheme, in a first-of-its-kind ruling that quashed a policy denying reconsideration of trafficking claims.
The Home Office has confirmed at least five victims of former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed as human trafficking survivors. This follows calls from abuse survivors for the Metropolitan Police's Operation Cornpoppy to focus on trafficking, with cases spanning from the 1990s to after 2010.
The UK Home Office is revoking post-Brexit residency rights for some EU citizens, citing "error" in granting pre-settled status. At least 100 people, including a Portuguese NHS worker, have been affected, raising concerns about the UK's compliance with the EU withdrawal agreement.
A Palestinian Jerusalemite's UK-based son, Karim Abdallah, faces a summer without his parents after the Home Office denied his mother's visa, deeming her not a 'genuine visitor' despite her husband's approval, citing her UK ties as outweighed by home country ties.
Reports of anti-social behavior, violence, and disorder at football matches in England and Wales reached a record 1,644 games in 2025-26, a 4% increase, according to a Home Office report. This rise was largely driven by new reporting categories for sexism and violence against women, while overall arrests continued to decline.
The High Court heard arguments regarding the Home Office's decision to house up to 540 asylum seekers at Crowborough Training Camp in East Sussex. Community group Crowborough Shield claims the Home Office acted without openness and wrongly invoked emergency planning powers, a claim the Home Office disputes.
Liverpool FC and Merseyside Police seized over £1.2m in assets and issued 432 lifetime bans in a joint operation against ticket touting. The crackdown, involving analysis of 700,000 ticket registrations, also targeted money laundering and led to convictions, protecting genuine fans.
Andy Burnham's new cabinet includes surprise appointments like John Healey as Chancellor and retains key figures such as Shabana Mahmood as Home Secretary, amidst a mix of experienced and rising stars across various portfolios.
Geração Z demonstra forte intenção de compra de imóveis em 2026, priorizando localização, tecnologia, sustentabilidade e espaços compartilhados, mudando o foco de patrimônio para estilo de vida.
O feriado de 9 de Julho em São Paulo celebra a Revolução Constitucionalista de 1932. A data, que não é nacional, garante direitos trabalhistas como pagamento em dobro ou folga compensatória para quem trabalha, com regras específicas para home office e trabalhadores de outras localidades.
An asylum seeker brought to the UK via the controversial 'one in, one out' scheme has spoken out, calling it unjust that his legal entry depended on another asylum seeker's deportation to France. The scheme allows one asylum seeker to enter the UK legally for each one deported.
Municípios do Centro-Sul e Cariri do Ceará sofreram queda de energia na noite de terça-feira (7). O problema ocorreu em uma subestação da Axia Energia em Milagres. O fornecimento foi restabelecido para 96% dos clientes.
A report by the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration found that around 85% of asylum grants issued by the UK Home Office lacked sufficient evidence and were likely incorrect. The inspection reviewed 47 asylum approvals, with 37 found to be based on insufficient evidence. The Home Office disputes the findings, citing a larger sample size where 94% of decisions were deemed correct.
O TRT-14 abriu um processo seletivo para assistente calculista em regime de teletrabalho. Vagas são para servidores públicos federais com formação em Contábeis, Direito ou Economia. Inscrições gratuitas de 6 a 24 de julho de 2026.
UK Home Office documents reveal that 55% of asylum and visa claims rejected under tightened human rights laws are expected to remain in the UK. The immigration bill proposes new limits on Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, potentially leading to 11,700 additional refusals annually.
The UK government plans to introduce measures requiring asylum seekers to repay approximately £10,000 for accommodation and support once they begin earning, as part of the new Immigration and Asylum Bill. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood stated this demonstrates asylum support is a responsibility, but refugee advocates criticize it as an "extra tax" on vulnerable individuals.
PMEs tornaram-se o principal alvo de ataques cibernéticos, representando 62% dos incidentes, segundo IBM Security. No Brasil, Kaspersky registrou 553 milhões de tentativas de phishing em 12 meses, com 43% visando PMEs. A falta de recursos e defesas frágeis tornam-nas vulneráveis, e mais de 60% fecham após ataques de ransomware. O artigo detalha as vulnerabilidades e oferece medidas preventivas, como terceirização de TI, MFA e políticas de segurança.
The Home Office announced new "capped safe and legal" routes for refugees to enter the UK, allowing organisations like universities and businesses to sponsor applicants, a model inspired by Canada. Concurrently, the government plans to tighten human rights and modern slavery laws for asylum claims, prompting political debate.
Veteran Labour peer Alf Dubs has called for Andy Burnham's incoming administration to remove Shabana Mahmood from the Home Office, criticizing her "performative cruelty" asylum policies. Dubs advocates for a compassionate approach, adherence to human rights, and reconsideration of proposed changes to indefinite leave to remain.
The Home Office's plans to use three new former military sites (MOD Bicester, RAF Barnham, RAF Linton-on-Ouse) for 3,750 asylum seekers, and extend existing sites, have been condemned by refugee charities and local groups as costly, isolating, and arrogant, despite a fall in hotel use.
The Home Office plans to use three additional Ministry of Defence sites in Bicester, Barnham, and Linton-on-Ouse to house approximately 3,750 asylum seekers, aiming to reduce reliance on hotels. This initiative faces opposition from Labour, who pledge to end hotel use, and human rights groups concerned about site suitability.
O Itaú planeja aumentar a obrigatoriedade de trabalho presencial nos escritórios para três dias por semana a partir de 2028, elevando a exigência atual de oito dias por mês. A decisão visa consolidar o modelo híbrido, mas gera surpresa e insatisfação entre os funcionários e sindicatos, que apontam falta de negociação e impactos na vida pessoal e financeira.
Keir Starmer announced his resignation as UK Prime Minister, citing pressure and the need for new leadership ahead of the next general election. Andy Burnham is the likely successor, expected to take office without a contest within weeks.
