Mohammad Alias Yousaf allegedly told an undercover reporter posing as a mini-mart owner that the reported Β£45,000 fine for employing illegal workers could be avoided. The material provides no further details about the exchange or any response from Mr Yousaf.
The Home Secretary has ordered a review of how penalties for employing illegal workers are issued and collected after an investigation caught a lawyer...
Newspaper coverage has focused on remarks by the Duke of Sussex that he hopes to repair relations with his family, alongside reports of a climate-rela...
Richard Jackson, described as a top civil servant, has spoken about leaving state secrets on a train and how he dealt with the consequences afterwards...
Counter-terrorism police have re-arrested two men as part of an investigation into suspected assistance to a foreign intelligence service linked to RA...
The sixth Covid inquiry report has concluded that government failings contributed to the rapid spread of the virus in care homes, highlighting shortag...
The enduring grief of the Aberfan community and its campaign for justice after the disaster are examined in a new account of the tragedyβs aftermath.
Three children were injured when a school bus crashed into a railway bridge on Tregare Street in Newport on Tuesday morning, according to Gwent Police...
A note written by Dame Esther Rantzen has been released by her family after her private funeral. In it, she said she felt βdeprived of choiceβ over he...
A change to benefit arrangements for criminals detained in hospital is set to proceed following a campaign by the families of victims of Valdo Calocan...
The prime minister has visited Aberfan ahead of the 60th anniversary of the 1966 colliery spoil-tip collapse, in which 144 people were killed, includi...
Agents are using social media videos offering free rooms and holidays to attract people receiving housing benefit, amid accusations that companies are...
The prime minister has warned that the UK faces an βeconomic catastropheβ because one million young people are not in work or training. Burnham descri...