The group of 11, including nine children, were to fly to LA from Gatwick when US officials stopped them in the departure lounge.
A British Muslim man who was stopped with his family
George Osborne has unveiled the results of the government’s spending review; here we analyse the key points in 25 main areas.
Rowena Mason, political correspondent: Osborne has clearly
Today is the day when the Chancellor will reveal his plans for Government spending and the nation’s finances.
The spending review sets the amount Government departments will spend – a £4tn
Home secretary calls for rethink of principle of free movement in EU, blaming borderless system for exacerbating Europe’s migration crisis.
Only European migrants with a job lined up should be allowed
Lord Falconer said a “limited” change was needed to the law to give the terminally ill choice on their deaths.
He insisted that the “final decision must always be made by the patient”,
Nick Clegg denies the call for a reform of the ‘Bedroom Tax’ is a u-turn, with the coalition partners set for a bruising battle.
The Liberal Democrats have withdrawn support for the so-called
David Cameron has fired the starting gun for the next general election by promising a cash boost to taxpayers and the elderly.
In an interview with the Sunday Times, the Conservative leader has pledged
Chancellor George Osborne indicates he will target the welfare budget for much of the £25bn of cuts that must be made from 2015.
George Osborne said more cuts are to come
A further £25bn of cuts must be made after the next election if the
Britain should hold a referendum to decide how many EU migrants should be allowed to come to the UK, a leading MP said.
The call was made by Keith Vaz, chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee,
David Cameron has been confronted by angry residents who told him they had been “abandoned” after the Christmas storm left their village flooded.
The Prime Minister was told that more must
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