A British man left sleeping on foreign streets after being locked out of the UK by the Home Office has finally been allowed to return – but been charged £100 to replace the passport they confiscated.

Mr. Lala, who lives in north London, a British citizen for 20 years, has now been forced to live on the streets of the Belgian capital for more than three weeks having had his citizenship revoked and becoming stateless.

An estimated 500,000 European Union nationals in Britain have yet to apply for a new immigration status, which most will need to remain in the country after Brexit.

The London Assembly’s police and crime committee has called for a restructuring of how police and the mayor’s office handle the problem of slavery victims in London which, in just five years, has undergone a tenfold increase in numbers.

Police in France and the Netherlands have detained 23 people suspected of assisting in the smuggling of something in the order of 10,000 Kurdish migrants into the UK.

The number of people making desperate attempts to cross the Channel by sea from France has quadrupled over the last year.

UK authorities accused of ‘structural Islamophobia’ for using controversial counter-terrorism methods at ports and airports.