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July 2026 newsletter now available

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Guidance: Management of Disclosure and Barring Service certificate information

How the Immigration Advice Authority stores, uses and disposes of Disclosure and Barring Service certificate information.

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CNC celebrates 10 years of Project Servator delivery

This month marks the 10-year anniversary of the Civil Nuclear Constabulary’s (CNC’s) participation in Project Servator.

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Guidance: Immigration advice regulation for community and voluntary sector

Answers to common questions about immigration advice regulation for the community and voluntary sector.

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Guidance: Interpreters and translators: practice note

Guidance for advisers on working effectively with interpreters and translators when supporting clients.

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Keir Starmer’s final speech as Prime Minister: 20 July 2026

Keir Starmer gave his final speech as Prime Minister on the steps of Downing Street.

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Procurement underway for IAA competence assessment services

The IAA is procuring an assessment provider, and advisers may experience some disruption during the transition.

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PM appoints new Deputy Chair and Lay Members to the Security Vetting Appeals Panel

Sir James Goss appointed as Deputy Chair of the Security Vetting Appeals Panel.

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Immigration and Asylum Bill: second reading opening speech

As delivered by the Rt Hon Shabana Mahmood MP, Secretary of State for the Home Office

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£25 million to deliver vital support for child trafficking victims

Funding will see a consistent, national Independent Child Trafficking Guardians service for child survivors of modern slavery and trafficking.

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IAA expands training video series with five additional modules

Five additional videos have now been released, bringing the total in the series to ten.

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Foreign Secretary Chatham House essay: Britain’s place in the new world order

We are facing a storm of geopolitical instability, economic coercion, AI and climate change – and it’s likely to get worse. But by working more closely with Europe and seeking greater cooperation outside the big trading bloc…

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