The new arrivals email update
The new arrivals email newsletter has now finished. You can read whole box set on the main series page
The new arrivals: the final chapter
As we conclude our award-winning series, our protagonist decides life in Britain is too hard for asylum seekers
What would it look like if Europe took lead on looking after refugees?
As our series draws to close, David Miliband calls on the EU to commit to resettling more than 500,000 refugees
The lottery of the asylum process
Our first email update for 2018 reveals some of the farcical situations asylum seekers face in Home Office interviews
It even feeds the parents: the school saving immigrants from destitution
At the end of a difficult year for immigrants and refugees, we turn the spotlight onto unsung heroes trying to make a difference
Sleeping in buses and bin sheds: Britain's homeless children
Our latest film follows destitute families turned away by local authorities and forced to spend nights wherever they can find shelter
A year after Britain rescued hundreds of refugee children, how are they doing?
They were called ‘Dubs’ children, after the peer who forced the government to give them a safe haven. Some are thriving; others are facing a tough time in the UK
Love without borders: a 3,000-mile struggle to reunite newlyweds
Our series shifts its attention to a happier story of love, asylum, separation – and reunification
The good news is: you have got asylum. The bad news is: you are homeless...
The latest instalment in our series investigates the paradox of the UK’s refugee system, which consigns many to destitution the moment they get asylum
New arrivals update: how is Germany coping with its refugee influx?
The latest from the Guardian’s project, including an investigation into how Germany is faring after opening its doors
The new arrivals: an update on the project's progress so far
The story of Afghan Said Ghullam Norzai and his son Wali Khan, 10, has provided a microcosm of the UK asylum experience
Europe's more grownup approach to immigration
In some parts of Spain, newcomers are welcomed with open arms
What happens when people fall through the cracks of the asylum system?
In the latest instalment of The New Arrivals, we report on those who can’t return home but aren’t allowed to stay – and the Brits taking them into their homes
Does the UK have the worst asylum dispersal system in Europe?
Our exclusive report shows that in Britain the system deliberately sends most asylum seekers to the poorest parts of the country
Our report on Afghan artist's plight leads to successful asylum claim
Samira Kitman had originally been refused asylum, but the Home Office changed its mind after being made aware of her profile
The new arrivals: could the UK be doing more for refugees?
The next part of our series looks at Britain’s role in the effort to resettle Syrians and meets a family as they start a new life
