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Two men have been removed from the country following a raid by our officers on a Cheltenham restaurant.

From 19:30 on 11 June 2012, all UK visa applicants in South Korea will be required to pay their visa application fee online in US dollars as part of the online application process.

The UK Border Agency Korea news feed has been replaced by a UK Border Agency South Korea news feed.

The British High Commission in Jamaica will be closed for public holidays on Wednesday 23 May, Friday 1 June, Monday 3 June and Tuesday 4 June.

From 21 May, you will be able to use the priority service at the UK Border Agency in Islamabad.

From 20 May 2012, the UK Border Agency in Abu Dhabi and Dubai is enhancing its priority visa service.

Due to rule changes recently introduced by the Albanian government, non-biometric Albanian passports are no longer accepted for travel outside Albania.

Twelve illegal immigrants who have either overstayed visas or entered the UK illegally, have been caught in an agency operation.

As a result of planned maintenance to some UK Border Agency IT systems, applicants in the UK may be unable to book an appointment using our 'Apply online' service between 09:00 on 19 May and 01:30 on 20 May 2012.

The visa application centre at the British Embassy in Baku will be closed on Monday 28 May 2012.

Taxi licensing authorities can now apply for checks before issuing licences

Two jailed for organising sham marriages

Jason Moore-Read commended for helping disabled people

His bravery and sacrifice recognised with a commendation by the Queen

Radical plans to turn the tide against irresponsible drinking and empower communities to reclaim their high streets were unveiled today by Home Secretary Theresa May.

Dutch Immigration Minister Gerd Leers meets the Home Secretary

A new logo to kick homophobia and transphobia out of sport was unveiled by the Home Office today to mark one year since the launch of the Sports Charter.

Consultation on how to open civil marriage to everyone launched

Pubs, bars and other licensed venues can stay open until 1am

Home Secretary receives final part of Tom Winsor?s review

E-Borders to check all non-European Economic Area flights to UK

Plan to crackdown on the hatred that ruins people's lives unveiled

It follows concerns over the harm the Class C drug causes

New criminal offences of stalking will be introduced in England and Wales

Equalities Minister Lynne Featherstone urges women to speak out

Ruby McGregor-Smith is Chair of the Women's Business Council

Nick Herbert promotes Police and Crime Commissioners

Olympic Torch protection team gets ready for the London Games

The move could lead to a temporary ban

Women will have more rights to find out about a partner's domestic violence history

Court case after UK Border Agency investigation

The Border Force and the UK Border Agency now operate separately.

Powerful TV campaign challenging teenagers to re-think their views of what constitutes rape.

Football League becomes latest backer of the Sports Charter

Tougher rules for migrant workers on temporary work visas

World-first United Nations event into the portrayal of women in the media

New powers will make it harder for foreign nationals to work illegally

Policing Minister Nick Herbert talks about PCCs

Actress Geena Davis teams up with Equalities Minister Lynne Featherstone to challenge image of women in media

Home Secretary welcomes Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar

The Football Association has launched a plan to promote equality in football

Policing Minister Nick Herbert talks about the role of PCCs in cutting crime

Two day major exercise underway to test response to an Olympic terrorist incident

Funding to support male victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse

Nick Herbert visits the county ahead of police elections

Dame Anne Owers named as head of Independent Police Complaints Commission.

New student visa rules coming into force 6 April

Major gang members deported back to their home countries.

Policing Minister Nick Herbert in Portsmouth.

Damian Green outlines his vision for a sustainable immigration system

New support for young victims of sexual violence and gangs

Premier league shows homophobia and transphobia the red card

Home Secretary launches consultation on illegal firearms

New guidelines to stay safe online

Police equipped to face the future.

Vicar sentenced for conducting sham marriages and stealing.

Police forces are improving services and savings millions of pounds.

Equalities Minister boosts women's enterprise in rural areas

More information at the public's fingertips

Home Secretary announces cash payments for scrap metal will be banned