Dominic Casciani is a Home and Legal Correspondent at the BBC. He focuses on stories related to law, order, society, and belonging, with particular attention to immigration, ethnicity, the rule of law, and terrorism. Dominic's work has been featured in BBC World, Yahoo News, and several other prominent outlets.
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Dominic's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements, particularly related to UK politics, immigration, legal system, protests, and the justice system. He also covers entertainment news to a lesser extent.
Given Dominic's focus on legal policy regulation in the UK with an emphasis on government-related topics such as immigration and justice systems, he would likely be responsive to pitches from experts or stakeholders who can provide insights into these areas. This could include legal professionals specializing in immigration law or individuals with expertise in public policy related to justice issues.
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A Sudanese national and Afghan national were jailed for piloting small boats across the Channel.
Dominic Casciani - Home and legal Correspondent; Amy Walker The government's proscription of Palestine Action as a terror organisation is lawful, the Court of Appeal has ruled.
By: Dominic Casciani, Amy Walker
Amy Walker Dominic Casciani Ann Widdecombe died after being hit on the head with a hammer 21 times at her Devon home as she ate lunch, prosecutors have told Westminster Magistrates' Court.
By: Dominic Casciani
The PM's decision comes after a police officer's widow said the possible early release of his killers was "deplorable".
By: Nathan Bevan, Dominic Casciani
Chan Mathok Atak, 19, from Sudan, is accused of endangering another during a sea journey to the UK.
By: Nathan Bevan, Dominic Casciani
Chan Mathok Atak, 19, from Sudan, is accused of endangering life during a sea journey to the UK.
A teenager accused of endangering the lives of more than 160 migrants by allegedly piloting a record-breaking dinghy crossing of the English Channel is to stand trial.
The UK's highest court gives the group permission to appeal the ban imposed by the government.
The UK's highest court gives Palestine Action permission to appeal the government's proscription of the group under anti-terrorism legislation.
PA Media Dominic Casciani Home and legal correspondent 30 July 2026, 16:49 BST Updated 1 hour ago
