Articles by Geraldine McKelvie

‘Death by a thousand cuts’: the people who could face deportation under Reform

As party’s rise fuels fears over future visa rules, people share how the lives they have built are in jeopardy

Cooke, who worked for the Observer for 25 years and was described as its ‘backbone’, was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year

Some say Denmark’s rigid rules are key to Social Democrats’ power, but critical Labour MPs think model echoes far-right themes

Comments by Karoline Leavitt follow allegations that Panorama documentary misled viewers with its editing of a Trump speech

Exclusive: Imran Patel, who resigned last year after reports about his conduct, is being investigated by the IOPC

Exclusive: Powell, who was sacked as Commons leader by Starmer in September, says government should stop trying to ‘out-Reform Reform’

Stretching back to 2012, the government investigation into grooming gangs has a controversial history

Proposed ‘removals force’ will be tasked with deporting 150,000 people a year in bid to tackle illegal immigration

Six people have been arrested on suspicion of commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism after attack that left three dead