Army officer stabbed 12 times outside Kent barracks
Lieutenant Colonel Mark Teeton survived a frenzied knife attack near Brompton Barracks after his wife intervened. Anthony Esan, 25, has pleaded guilty to attempted murder.
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Man admits attempted murder of soldier in Kent
Anthony Esan, 25, pleads guilty to the attempted murder of Lieutenant Colonel Mark Teeton outside Brompton Barracks in Chatham. Read the full court details.
Man admits attempted murder of soldier in Kent
Anthony Esan, 25, pleads guilty to the attempted murder of Lieutenant Colonel Mark Teeton outside Brompton Barracks in Chatham. Read the full court details.
Safety fears as migrants housed next to Army families
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp raises urgent safety concerns over plans to house 300 adult male asylum seekers at Cameron Barracks in Inverness, next to military families. Read the full story.
Council joins legal fight over Crowborough asylum barracks
Wealden Council joins judicial review against Home Office plans to house 540 male asylum seekers in Sussex army barracks. Protests continue as final decision delayed.
Controversial Napier asylum barracks closes after 6 years
The UK's first military barracks used to house asylum seekers, Napier in Folkestone, closes after a damning six years marked by Covid outbreaks, court rulings, and protests. Discover the full story.
Swinney 'not fully candid' on asylum seeker plans
Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander accuses First Minister John Swinney of lacking transparency over UK Government engagement on housing 300 asylum seekers at Cameron Barracks in Inverness.
Swinney 'Not Candid' on Inverness Asylum Plans
UK Government accuses Scotland's First Minister of not being fully open about engagement on paused plans to house 300 asylum seekers at Cameron Barracks in Inverness.
UK delays plan for 300 asylum seekers at Highland barracks
The Home Office postpones housing 300 male asylum seekers at Cameron Barracks, citing safety concerns and a pledge to avoid past mistakes. Read the full story.
Asylum seeker barracks plan delayed over safety
Exclusive: Government delays moving asylum seekers to military barracks over safety concerns, aiming to avoid past mistakes. Read the full report.
School cancels Christmas show after racist abuse
Cauldeen Primary School in Inverness cancels its Christmas performance following a wave of racist online abuse. Police are investigating the threatening communications.
Veterans Evicted from Barracks for Asylum Plan
Furious protests erupt in Inverness as war heroes face eviction from Cameron Barracks to make way for 300 male asylum seekers. Locals voice safety fears amidst growing national tension.
Inverness protests against asylum seeker barracks plan
Hundreds protest in Inverness against Labour's plan to house asylum seekers at Cameron Barracks. Veterans association faces eviction as local concerns mount over safety and infrastructure.
Highland Revolt Over Cameron Barracks Asylum Plan
Hundreds protest in Inverness over Keir Starmer's plan to house 309 asylum seekers in Cameron Barracks. Veterans and locals voice fury as the city centre grinds to a halt. Read the full story.
Ex-Labour Minister Douglas Alexander Joins Home Office
Exclusive: Douglas Alexander, former Labour cabinet minister, takes on strategic Home Office position in Inverness, signalling unexpected cross-party collaboration in UK government.
Giant 20ft Shark Washes Ashore Near Inverness
A massive 20-foot basking shark has been discovered washed up on a Scottish beach, sparking scientific investigation and public fascination. The rare find offers researchers a unique opportunity to study these gentle giants of the deep.
Army Sergeant Major Jailed for Soldier Sexual Assault
Former Staff Sergeant Mark Gammon sentenced to three years for sexually assaulting 18-year-old soldier Jaysley Beck at Larkhill Barracks, raising serious questions about army safeguarding.
Army barracks £1.3m migrant makeover sparks safety fury
Exclusive: Merville Barracks in Colchester undergoes massive taxpayer-funded renovation to house asylum seekers while residents voice security concerns and government faces growing backlash.
Scotland Defies Westminster in Immigration Hotel Row
First Minister John Swinney challenges Home Office plans to house asylum seekers in a city-centre hotel, escalating tensions between Scottish and UK governments over immigration policy.
Home Office forces Scottish minister on 500-mile trip
Scottish First Minister John Swinney condemns Home Office after UK government officials refuse to travel to Inverness, forcing Justice Secretary to make 1,000-mile round trip to Edinburgh instead.
Home Office snubs Scottish minister's meeting request
Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney condemns Home Office 'discourtesy' after officials refuse meeting in Inverness, escalating tensions over UK government engagement with devolved nations.
Fury Over Migrants in Scots Army Barracks
Scottish council leaders voice outrage as hundreds of asylum seekers are moved into former army barracks accommodation, raising serious concerns about living conditions and community impact.
Swinney accuses Westminster of anti-Scottish agenda
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney has launched a blistering attack on the UK government, accusing Westminster of deliberately undermining Scottish interests and pursuing policies that actively harm the nation.
UK's asylum barracks plan branded 'fanciful' by experts
Leading immigration specialists condemn government proposals to house asylum seekers in military-style barracks, warning of serious welfare concerns and impractical implementation timelines.
Home Office spends millions on asylum hotels in Inverness
Exclusive investigation uncovers UK government spending over £6.7 million on hotel accommodations for asylum seekers in Inverness alone, as backlog crisis deepens.
Asylum seekers moved to military bases in UK shake-up
The Home Office announces controversial plans to relocate asylum seekers to former military sites in Scotland and Sussex amid ongoing accommodation challenges.
Asylum seekers face return to condemned barracks
Exclusive: UK government plans to move asylum seekers back to Napier Barracks in Kent, despite previous COVID outbreaks and damning court rulings declaring the accommodation unsafe and inadequate.
Starmer takes cabinet to Scotland and Sussex in UK tour
Keir Starmer launches his 'government on the road' initiative with cabinet meetings in Inverness and East Sussex, signalling a new approach to UK-wide engagement beyond Westminster.
Starmer appoints new Defence Minister in government reshuffle
Prime Minister Keir Starmer makes strategic changes at Ministry of Defence as new government settles into Whitehall. Exclusive details on the personnel moves shaping Britain's defence leadership.
Scottish family become PM's neighbours at Downing Street
An ordinary Scottish family from Inverness has become unexpected neighbours to the Prime Minister at 10 Downing Street, creating a remarkable contrast between everyday life and the heart of British power.
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