The strike action will take place on 31 May and 1 and 2 June. It will be followed by three weeks of action short of a strike that will include a work to rule and overtime ban running from 4 until 25 June.
Zheng Zeguang (pictured) met with senior officials at the Foreign Office after China's London embassy furiously described the spy charges as a 'fabrication' and an 'unwarranted accusation'.
GMP patrol stopped this driver this afternoon on M60 at junction 15, not only was the driver unlicensed and uninsured but on speaking to UK Border Force found the driver had entered the UK illegally. He was subsequently arrested for…
(NaturalNews) A nationwide "technical issue" reportedly shut down all airports in the United Kingdom this week.Reports claim that a "glitch" in UK Border Force...
U.K. police charged three men, including a U.K. Border Force official, with allegedly helping Hong Kong’s intelligence services spy on dissidents based in Britain.
A FORMER Royal Marine, a retired cop and a UK Border Force officer have all been charged with “spying on Hong Kong dissidents and conducting hostile activity”.
A FORMER Royal Marine, a retired cop and a UK Border Force officer have all been charged with “spying on Hong Kong dissidents and conducting hostile activity”.
Passengers queuing at Heathrow clapped as Border Force reopened after a widespread outage left travellers waiting hours to pass through passport control on Tuesday night (7 May).
A passenger has described the “torture” at Heathrow after a nationwide issue with Border Force e-gates caused significant disruption at airports across the country on Tuesday evening (7 May).
UK airports were thrown into chaos this week amid widespread issues with Border Force e-gates, which led to lengthy queues and delays for thousands of passengers
Airport officials said Tuesday that a system outage affecting the Border Force’s immigration gates had caused long waits for passengers arriving in Britain. The issue was resolved early Wednesday.
A “nationwide issue” with Border Force e-gates that caused significant disruption at airports across the country has been resolved, the Home Office has confirmed.
A “nationwide issue” with Border Force e-gates that caused significant disruption at airports across the country has been resolved, the Home Office has confirmed.