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Theresa May took to Facebook at the weekend to declare she was just six seats away from losing to Jeremy Corbyn. You might think that this is an incredible reversal of fortunes for the party that’s consistently held a double-digit lead in the polls since the election was called. But as FactCheck discovers, things are not quite as they seem.
The amount of money paid to support asylum seekers could be reviewed after the Home Secretary Theresa May lost a high court battle.
Cathy Newman
It’s a long time since we’ve heard the prime minister appeal for sunshine to win the day. After the Ukip councillor David Silvester’s ill-advised attempt to link the weather and politics, I’m loathe to blame the floods on anyone. But perhaps it would do everyone a power of good if David Cameron let the sun…
Home Secretary Theresa May tells parliament the beleaguered UKBA will be broken up, after a damning report warned the backlog of immigration cases will take 24 years to clear.
Home Secretary Theresa May argues that the streets of Britain are less safe because of the failure of judges to use new rules aimed at deporting more foreign criminals.
Theresa May wants to put Britain’s economy and safety ahead of family rights in the latest government threat to immigrants, UK residents and human rights guaranteed by law.
Gary Gibbon
He appears to have taken the view that to run a dignified, half-respectful service that didn’t treat ordinary travellers insultingly badly, given the resources he had, he had to relax security and get the flow of visitors up through border checks.
New figures reveal that border checks were relaxed hundreds of times at 28 UK ports over the summer, as part of a pilot scheme authorised by Home Secretary Theresa May.
Home Secretary Theresa May defends her role in the storm over the relaxation of UK border controls, which has already cost the head of the UK Border Force his job amid a row over who was at fault.
The home secretary is to appear in the Commons following claims hundreds of thousands of people were allowed to enter the UK over the summer without proper security checks.
The former head of Westminster’s sleaze watchdog enters the phone-hacking fray nine years after she accused MPs of hounding her out of office.
Home Secretary Theresa May says universites are complacent on radicalism, but the president of the Islamic student body Fosis tells Channel 4 News her comments are ‘disrespectful and sensationalist.’
