domestic Office makes admission after Stella Creasy raised case of British Muslim family stopped at Gatwick on trip to DisneylandThe domestic Office has admitted it holds no record of British citizens barred from boarding transatlantic flights despite them being identified by US security officials as potential threats at UK airports.
James Brokenshire,the immigration minister, confirmed that information regarding the numbers, or religion and ethnicity of Britons prevented from travelling abroad was not retained by the government. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com